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Alexandra Grace Casale is a recent graduate of Wake Forest University, with BA in Chinese Language/Culture and Economics (summa cum laude). Her Chinese language essays have been published in The US-China Peoples Friendship Association and the Juhe Supplement 2019. Alexandra is currently working with The National Committee on US-China Relations based in New York City, where she focuses on research related to the dynamic Sino-American relationship. In addition to her interests in Mandarin and US-China relations, Alexandra is an emerging technology and AI enthusiast.

Guest Contribution – Sci-Fi, AI and the New Chinese Dream: How China Uses Science Fiction To Define Its Future

AI may prove to be a geo-political game changer, where those first to master AI will be subsequent world powers. Therefore, it is vital to understand what China, one of the world’s current largest powers, is doing when it comes to AI and its race for global positioning. Further, understanding the cultural nuances when tapping into the medium of science fiction can provide insight into China’s ability to become an innovation and AI world leader.

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Co-Founder Frank Casale of ChoiceWORX explains RPA’s “Broken Bot Syndrome.”

Co-Founder Frank Casale of ChoiceWORX explains RPA’s “Broken Bot Syndrome.”

AI powered RPA bot-management firm Choiceworx has been making moves recently. Last month they announced a strategic investment round led by Tech Council Ventures with participation by Front Row Fund and IDEA Fund Partners. Loren Moss recently caught up with Frank Casale to discuss “broken bot syndrome” and what Choiceworx is doing about it.

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Image: 1869 Thomas Edison patent drawing for a ticker tape machine.

Cato Institute: Current Patent Systems Inadequate To Handle Artificial Intelligence

Scholars have associated artificial intelligence (“AI”) with many words over the years: overhyped, underdeveloped, and even science fiction. But COVID-19 demonstrates that despite the skepticism and hysteria there is a place for AI in society, even if that space is still legally undefined. Since AI inventorship is not suitably addressed in U.S. patent law, the advancement...

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