Mind Tools: The Iron Triangle of Project Management

Balancing your budget, scope, and schedule - All Members - In project management, the three constraints of budget, scope and schedule are closely linked. Find out how to deliver your projects successfully within this "iron triangle."

Mind Tools: The Iron Triangle of Project Management

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Mind Tools: Overcoming Fear of Failure

Facing fears and moving forward - All Readers - Fear of failure can affect life at work, and at home. Learn how to overcome your fears so that you can keep moving towards your goals.

Mind Tools: Overcoming Fear of Failure

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Mind Tools: Fear of Success

Overcoming fear of change - All Readers - Do you fear success? You might not even realize if you do! Find out how to recognize and overcome this fear, so that you can take full advantages of the opportunities in your life.

Mind Tools: Fear of Success

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Pushing the Limits of Game AI Technology [News]

AIIDE ‘07 starts tomorrow (Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment), featuring the most cutting edge research in game AI. The proceedings read like a "who's who" in the field, and there's lot to learn from! Here's a collection of highlights from the conference, and references that can be found online.

Pushing the Limits of Game AI Technology [News]

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Interview with Peter Denning on the Principles of Computing [News]

A computing visionary and leader of the movement to define and elucidate the "great principles of computing," Peter J. Denning is a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. He is a former president of the ACM.


""Artificial intelligence (AI) researchers claimed that the mind is a computational process. When they discovered the rules of the process, a computer that followed the same rules would be conscious and intelligent. This claim, often called "strong AI", is not falsifiable. In the past two decades, mainstream AI has focused on falsifiable claims, such as "a neural net can be trained to read handwritten addresses from postal envelopes." In the older terminology, this was called 'weak AI', but it has transformed AI into a strong scientific enterprise.""

Interview with Peter Denning on the Principles of Computing [News]

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