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Prediction markets-friend Barney Pell is involved in the next Google, “PowerSet”.
PowerSet will blow away Google, the buzz goes, because this brand-new search engine has mastered the natural language search. Here’s Barney Pell’s account of the blogosphere’s comments on the unveiling of PowerSet’s business plan. My Question: Do you see any … Continue reading →
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Tagged AI Lab, artificial intelligence, Barney Pell, brand-new search engine, founder, Google, NASA Ames Research Center, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, natural language search, Plum, prediction markets, Professor, Robin Hanson, Search Engine, USD
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