Cybersecurity Data HackingMillions of fingerprints leaked in latest high-profile data breachBen Kansy • 16th August 2019A huge data breach in security platform BioStar 2 has been uncovered, revealing the personal information and biometrics of millions of people28 0 Read More
Big Data: How can your business benefit?Ben Kansy • 16th August 2019This November, Olympia London will play host to the biggest names in big data, offering insights and effective strategies for your business to succeed.190 0 Read More
British Airways to trial VR on select flightsBen Kansy • 15th August 2019British Airways, the second-largest airline in the UK, will begin trialling virtual reality on select flights this year.38 0 Read More
Smart Beat’s baby monitor is revolutionising parenthoodBen Kansy • 15th August 2019Gone are the days of worry-filled sleepless nights. Smart Beat are revolutionising parenthood by giving parents the rest they need, using state-of-the-art tech65 0 Read More
Teen’s smart fridge tweets go viral after parents confiscate her phoneMark White • 15th August 2019A 15-year-old girl has gone viral on Twitter after posting social updates via her family’s smart fridge, among other devices.54 0 Read More
Facebook pays contractors to transcribe users’ audio chatsMark White • 14th August 2019Facebook has claimed that it has paid external human contractors to listen to recordings of users without their knowledge.68 0 Read More
Taking cues from anthropology to cultivate data cultureJames Eiloart • 14th August 2019How can companies adopt a data-driven culture? James Eiloart, Senior Vice President of EMEA, Tableau Software, explains how to harness the power of data.113 0 Read More
#Apple is again working on their long-rumoured Smart Glasses, according to Business Insider. The rumours initially surfaced in 2015, but no details have been formally announced by the tech giant. The #AR enabled #smartglasses are slated for release as early as 2020. Share this
Facial recognition technology is being used in a 67-acre site around King's Cross station in #London. Argent, the developer of the #facialrecognition hardware, has confirmed that it uses the #technology to "ensure public safety" prompting calls for greater transparency. Share this
#Scientists at the University of Cambridge have successfully developed a #robot arm that "feels pain" and heals itself. Using #machinelearning algorithms, the #robotic limb senses damage and repairs itself. The team are now working on uses for industry and education. Share this
Facebook pays contractors to transcribe users’ audio chats Facebook has claimed that it has paid external human contractors to listen to recordings of users without their knowledge. 68 0 Read More
NHS establishes AI lab to improve healthcare The NHS looks to AI for the future of healthcare, establishing an AI lab with new funding 182 1 Read More
Tesla’s Dog Mode left pets at risk Tesla has recently pushed out an update for their Dog Mode feature, to fix a potentially lethal flaw. 464 0 Read More
Waymo are improving autonomous vehicles with DeepMind Alphabet Inc.’s autonomous vehicle company Waymo are working with DeepMind to develop a new way to train AI, inspired by the way that biology evolves. 96 0 Read More
Deep learning: new neural nets could model continuous processes In deep learning, neural nets use specific hidden layers to deliver defined results. AI researcher David Duvenaud is questioning all of that with ODE nets. 802 0 Read More
Robots and workplace automation are unstoppable Robots empowered by AI are transforming our workplaces. They’ll greatly contribute to economic growth, productivity and efficiency, whether we like it or not. 92 0 Read More
Deepfakes are the new fake news The internet is awash with fakes and forgeries. Deepfakes have accelerated mass-disinformation, which looks set to usurp fake news as the latest buzzword. 128 0 Read More
What is Cython? An introduction to a supercharged version of Python Fed up of how slow Python is? If you’re looking for a way to optimise Python code, especially for handling big data, you may want to invest some time in Cython. 208 0 Read More
AI: Facebook could soon read your mind with their new device Facebook has announced its latest project: a mind-reading device. Can they be trusted with our deepest thoughts? 205 0 Read More
iPhone sales down again: What does Apple’s future look like? Apple’s most famous product, the iPhone, made up less than half of Apple’s total sales for the first time since 2012. Despite this, sales have risen elsewhere. 153 0 Read More
Smart Beat’s baby monitor is revolutionising parenthood Gone are the days of worry-filled sleepless nights. Smart Beat are revolutionising parenthood by giving parents the rest they need, using state-of-the-art tech
Teen’s smart fridge tweets go viral after parents confiscate her phone A 15-year-old girl has gone viral on Twitter after posting social updates via her family’s smart fridge, among other devices.
CCTV OEMs: 3 Reasons to embark on a technology partnership Original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partnerships can be a way for businesses to receive access to new markets, reduce time and development costs and receive personalised services.
Tesla’s Dog Mode left pets at risk Tesla has recently pushed out an update for their Dog Mode feature, to fix a potentially lethal flaw.
NEC demonstrates its flying car prototype NEC, in conjunction with Japanese start-up Cartivator, has unveiled a flying car that Japan hopes to have in service by 2030.
Amazon will soon take-off with US Prime Air deliveries The FAA is close to green-lighting the technology required for Amazon to launch its Prime Air drone delivery service.
iPhone sales down again: What does Apple’s future look like? Apple’s most famous product, the iPhone, made up less than half of Apple’s total sales for the first time since 2012. Despite this, sales have risen elsewhere.
The challenges facing 5G 5G is certainly going to be better than the current-gen, but when will we get it, and what are the challenges?
Discover Elk, a blockchain dev board for decentralised IoT Over 180 people on Kickstarter have backed Elk, a development board for blockchain that combines Arduino with native support for decentralised networks.
IoT malware attacks are up 55%, according to SonicWall IoT malware attacks are up 55%, according to SonicWall’s Cyber Threat report, which collects data from over a million security sensors in over 200 countries.