Robert J. Marks II on One Thing Only Humans Can Do
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 Published On Apr 9, 2019

In a panel discussion at the Dallas launch of the Walter Bradley Center for Natural and Artificial Intelligence, the Center’s director, Baylor Professor of Computer Engineering Robert J. Marks, offered some thoughts on the evening's topic, “Will "Smart" Machines Take Over Our Jobs?”

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