Social Computing Symposium 2016: How to Robot-Proof Your Kids

Channel:
Microsoft Research
Subscribers:
344,000
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEUth4XL-Y8


Duration: 30:01
252 views
3

Join transgender theoretical neuroscientist, entrepreneur, technologist, and mother of two, Dr. Vivienne Ming to discover how you can use technology to maximize your child's unique potential. During this talk, Dr. Ming will discuss how she has uncovered the cost of unrealized human potential and the solutions she has invented which have the power to change every life and the world as we know it.



Other Videos By Microsoft Research


2016-08-11TechFest Workshop - Theory Day - Session 5
2016-08-11Mining Information from Microblogs during Disaster Events
2016-08-11Three Favorite Results
2016-08-11A Survey on Ring-LWE Cryptography
2016-08-11Intersection of Analytics Between Research and Industry
2016-08-11Sample Complexity of Learning Topic Models from Large Document Corpora
2016-08-11Guide to Applications of Homomorphic Encryption
2016-08-11Privacy-Preserving Smart Contracts
2016-08-11Random Games
2016-08-11Social Computing Symposium 2016: Audience Choice Talks
2016-08-11Social Computing Symposium 2016: How to Robot-Proof Your Kids
2016-08-113D Printing and Digital Fabrication
2016-08-11Social Computing Symposium 2016: Future of Entertainment, Gavin Purcell
2016-08-11Social Computing Symposium 2016: Can machine learning be fair ?
2016-08-11The Up Side of Down: Why Failing Well Is the Key to Success
2016-08-11The Calorie Myth: How to Eat More, Exercise Less, Lose Weight, and Live Better
2016-08-11Wizards, Aliens, and Starships: Physics and Math in Fantasy and Science Fiction
2016-08-11Social Physics: How Good Ideas Spread, The Lessons from a New Science
2016-08-10The Days of Anna Madrigal - Co-sponsored by GLEAM and MSPAC
2016-08-10Small Move, Big Change - Using Microresolutions to Transform Your Life Permanently
2016-08-10Our Mathematical Universe: My Quest for the Ultimate Nature of Reality


Tags:
microsoft research