Bennie Mols - Wetenschapsjournalist, schrijver, spreker, moderator @ ClearScience42

SCIENCE JOURNALIST - WRITER - SPEAKER @ ClearScience42 ***** Specialized in artificial intelligence, robots, the brain and Alan Turing***Gespecialiseerd in kunstmatige intelligentie, robots, het brein en Alan Turing.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

'Robots worden niet slimmer dan mensen'

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Zelfs succesvolle robots zoals het Marswagentje of de Roomba-stofzuigerrobot zijn alleen maar instrumenten van de mens. Ze kunnen niet omgaa...
Thursday, February 17, 2011

Supercomputer Watson crowned king in Jeopardy - The IBM Challenge

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Lees mijn uitgebreide artikel over Watson & Jeopardy uit NRC Handelsblad: http://benniemols.blogspot.com/2011/01/wie-is-de-beste-quizs...
Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Supercomputer Watson superieur in tweede ronde Jeopardy

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Tijdens de tweede van drie matchdagen in de Amerikaanse kennisquiz Jeopardy! demarreerde supercomputer Watson ver weg van zijn twee menselij...
Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Supercomputer Watson speelt gelijk in eerste ronde Jeopardy

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http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2011/02/ibms-watson-on-jeopardy-round-1-ends-in-a-tie.html Bekijk deel 1 van dag 1 op YouTube: ...
Monday, January 31, 2011

Wie is de beste quizspeler: computer of mens?

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De computer schaakt al beter dan de mens. Nu is zelfs ’s werelds moeilijkste kennisquiz Jeopardy! niet meer veilig voor de brute kracht van ...
Sunday, January 30, 2011

Laat dat robotkind maar schuiven

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iCub is een robotkind van een jaar of drie. Net zoals een echt kind leert hij van zijn omgeving door te zien, te horen en te voe...
Monday, December 27, 2010

Farewell to the Turing Test - revisited

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On September 25, I wrote an article in NRC Handelsblad , arguing that the Turing Test is outdated and that it's time to say farewell ...
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Bennie Mols
Amsterdam, Netherlands
I graduated in physics and philosophy and I hold a PhD in physics. I love writing and I love science, so I decided to combine both. I work as a science journalist and author in a broad field: physical sciences, mathematics, computer science, neuroscience, and technology. My specialty is being an allrounder. That’s the great thing of working as a science journalist: if you are truly interested in some topic, you can report about it. I have written more than four hundred articles for various magazines and newspapers, eight books, and I have participated in more than two hundred radio programmes explaining science to a broad audience in the Netherlands. Science and travel are for me excellent ways to discover the world around us and even the world inside us. One of my mottos is that science is culture too. On this blog you can find a selection of my published articles.
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