06-01-2021
One of the most talked-about technology breakthroughs in the 21st century involves artificial intelligence or A.I. Whether you know it or not, it touches every part of our lives.
From self-driving cars to robot companions to warfighters, artificial intelligence is taking a prominent role across all industries. And while that s not necessarily a bad thing, experts are concerned about losing the human touch.
Self-driving vehicles are no longer futuristic, they re the here-and-now. It raises just one of many serious questions about A.I. – could this form of transportation, powered by artificial intelligence, overtake good old-fashioned driving? I do think that the consumer relishes in the humanity, in the rush of driving, said Gerson Moreno-Riano, Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs at Regent University.
FROM THE ALTOONA CURVE: Curve Split Saturday Night Doubleheader Altoona and Erie each took a one-run win on Saturday night CURVE, PA - The Altoona Cur.
The SeaWolves (2-0), one night removed from setting a franchise record for Opening Day runs, teed off again on the Reading Fightin Phils (0-2) for a 14-2 win on Wednesday night at First Energy Stadium. Erie grabbed an early lead in the top of the third inning against Reading starter
Riley Greene and Dillon Dingler led a home run parade down on the farm
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Toledo Mud Hens 9, Nashville Sounds 6 (box)
The Hens have come out mashing. After scoring eight runs in the opener, they went one better on Wednesday night to make it 2-0 on the year.
Veteran right-hander Drew Hutchison got the start, and he quickly took a little damage, giving up a two run double to the Sounds’ Zach Green. The Hens struck right back in the bottom of the second though. Derek Hill cracked a three-run shot with Christin Stewart and Dustin Garneau aboard, and then the Hens proceeded to score again in the third and fourth frames to take a 6-3 lead into the late innings.