A birds-eye view of three of SpaceX's glimmering Starship spacecraft shows that the vessels are slowly but surely coming together. In aerial footage taken by videographer John Winkopp, the Starship craft's shimmering stainless steel body can be seen taking ship at the company's facility in Cocoa, Florida. As reported by CNBC, the video also shows the first stainless steel bands of another Starship prototype, the Mark 4, being assembled. The progress gives credence to a claim from SpaceX CEO and Tesla founder, Elon Musk, who claimed that the next-generation craft will be ready for test flights between October and November. An FCC filing surfaced in September that revealed SpaceX requested permission to fly Starship more than 12 miles into orbit and then land the craft back down in the same spot.

As far as the impact of AI and Machine Learning on the modern world is constantly growing and changing every industry - from Education to Robotics and Heavy machinery, there is no doubt that tomorrow will be revolutionized by these two areas of computer science. Many cutting-edge inventions have already been made so far: Personal Assistants with a high level of human language understanding as Siri and Alexa, self-driving Tesla cars, IBM's Watson (won against 2 best performers at the Jeopardy show), autonomous weapons, dancing NAO Robots (2010 World Expo) and more. Numbers talk louder then simple words, so let's take a look at some predicted statistics of AI in business for next 5 years: By 2025 the whole AI market that was only $1.6 billion 4 years ago, will be around $60 billion and the world's GDP will rise by $15 trillion before 2030 because of AI. The intensively rising number of AI startups has been noticed since last two decades - at about 14 times more, than it was, and equivalently the amount of investments in this area also grew almost 6 times. Data Scientists from Google assume that only in the next year(2020) robots will manage to imitate complicated human behaviour and emotions like flirting or making fun of somebody.

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If artificial intelligence came to life today and set up a facebook profile, it would have a relationship with all of us, and our relationship status would be "It's Complicated". Although we don't see the motivation or reasoning behind the algorithms we spend so much time with, they are doing great things for us, and so we love them. Unfortunately, we don't necessarily understand them or how they will change us. By we, I don't just mean the general public. I mean software developers, their managers, and even machine learning engineers. AI does some things well and some things poorly, but on balance, the benefits exceed the costs of having an algorithm making decisions.

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You have to have a certain level of fearlessness to compete in the crowded world of tech start-ups. The industry is filled with high-risk, high-stakes entrepreneurs dreaming of birthing the next unicorn. Showing them how it's done is robot process automation software provider UiPath Inc. After its initial seed funding in 2015, UiPath became a unicorn with a $1.1 billion valuation in early 2018. That's when things started to go crazy.

AI automation is coming, and it's going to impact knowledge workers -- writers, artists, designers, scientists, managers, and entrepreneurs. However, even when AI automation completely replaces the need for a human -- such as in its conquest of strategy games like Chess and Poker -- the world doesn't end and the human element doesn't disappear. Largely better, in some ways worse, but life in fact goes on. Humans keep doing our thing. And the machines keep getting better, and better, and better.

Customer service organizations need AI and automation solutions to deliver efficiencies while also ensuring they understand the customer's voice. A new state-of-speech-analytics report, published by Opus Research and Uniphore, reveals enterprise interest in more transformational business applications, which go beyond typical speech analytics. The four-year tracking survey, which covered 400 decision-makers in customer experience and contact management centers, identified Conversational Survey Automation (CSA) as an emerging and highly valued category of solution for enterprises. CSA leverages artificial intelligence to improve resolution rates while reducing handle time for customer queries, according to Uniphore. It is built into a real-time analytics platform, which already provides actionable insights for human agents.