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Will AI make news reporters a thing of the past?
Chinese news agency Xinhua has been using AI news reporters. Will they render their human colleagues obsolete one day?
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AI: your online frenemy
In the speedy world of AI, you may think your online security is out of your hands. But that’s not true.
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AISmartz: Leveraging AI for eCommerce success
When thinking of eCommerce, the first thing that springs to mind isn’t AI or NLP, but simple online retailing. How are AISmartz changing that?
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Audoo: Revolutionising the music industry by embracing evolving technologies
Music industry professionals are losing millions every year. How is Audoo using AI and data to help them get their rightful earnings?
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Alibaba announces super-powered AI chip
Alibaba has unveiled its first self-developed artificial intelligence chip, boosting China’s drive towards home-grown AI solutions and superior cloud infrastructure services
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Amazon unveils Alexa-powered ring and glasses
Amazon aim to get Alexa out of the house by unveiling two new wearables, Echo Loop and Echo Frames.
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Raiders of the lost art: Using AI to uncover the past
Many are still yet to be convinced that artificial intelligence can be truly creative. Now, a new neural network is able to reconstruct lost artworks, making a case for AI art and redefining art history
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Deepfake app Zao goes viral raising new privacy fears
A new deepfake-style face-swapping app began trending on social media recently, topping app store charts and becoming an overnight sensation
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How AI is revolutionising the fight against financial fraud
Financial fraud is becoming an epidemic. Businesses are now facing even more sophisticated scams. Can AI be the best line of defence?
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Amazon’s new technology allows customers to pay by waving
Amazon is developing a payment system which works by simply waving your hand, eliminating the need for cash, a smartphone or a credit card when shopping
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What is Reinforcement Learning and what is it capable of?
Insilico Medicine created a drug in just 21 days: what usually takes eight years was reduced to three weeks with reinforcement learning. But how?
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Could deep learning come to an end?
Deep learning is one of the most exciting research fields in technology and the basis of so much AI: could its days really be numbered?
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SpaceX: Humanity’s future or Elon Musk’s vanity project?
Egotistical or exciting? Elon Musk is a headline-maker, for sure. Perhaps that means that some of the technological magic of SpaceX is lost in the media vacuum.
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Black Mirror tech: how real is the AI in the show?
How far away are we from uploading ourselves to the cloud? We asked AI expert Ian Rowan to break down five uses of AI in Netflix’s Black Mirror.
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Check out the homemade AI shades this software engineer made
Software engineer Nick Bild created sunglasses with a difference: these AI shades can react to motion gestures. We spoke to him to find out more about them.
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How Tractable is revolutionising insurance with AI
What if insurance claims could be made based on data drawing from millions of images? Meet Tractable, the AI company reimagining an industry with technology.
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Facebook is teaching an AI Minecraft
Researchers at Facebook are teaching an artificial intelligence to play Minecraft.
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Elon Musk and Jack Ma met at the World AI Conference and didn’t quite see eye to eye
Jack Ma and Elon Musk, two of the most successful entrepreneurs of the 21st century, took to the stage to speak in front of a packed auditorium at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, China.
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Lip-reading CCTV will have a “suppressive effect” on the public
Seventy years on from George Orwell’s 1984, an increased number of new CCTV surveillance technologies slip into use unnoticed, prompting calls for greater transparency
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