Toronto, Canada, November 2, 2022 – Datametrex AI Limited (the "Company" or "Datametrex'') (TSXV: DM) (FSE: D4G) (OTCQB: DTMXF) is pleased to welcome Mr. Charles Park, CFA, as the President of Nexalogy. Charles brings a breadth of knowledge cultivated from over a decade in the banking, technology, and online gaming industries. An engineer at heart, Mr. Park obtained his Bachelor of Science at the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). He went on to attend the accelerated International Graduate Program at the Standard Chartered Bank where he began as an FX Trader and transitioned to Corporate Lending, where he led several substantial Commercial Real Estate (CRE) deals. It was during this time he became an accredited Charted Financial Analyst (CFA). In the last five (5) years, Charles has taken on significant operation roles at the upstart NSUS Group, helping it grow from a startup to a major player in the Online Gaming space. "Datametrex is focused on expanding Nexalogy.

Creative Fabrica, a marketplace for digital files like print-on-demand assets, fonts and graphics, announced today it will launch its own generative AI tool. Called CF Spark, it's already seen three million prompts generated, and more than 500,000 published by Creative Fabrica creators over the past three weeks. Like other digital assets on the platform, users can put up their generative AI files for paid use by other members, which Creative Fabrica says makes it the first generative AI that also allows creators to make money. Backed by investors like Felix Capital, FJ Labs and Peak Capital, Creative Fabrica has an agreement with Stable Diffusion, the image-generating AI system by Stability AI, and is working on a partnership with OpenAI to include DALL-E 2 in its ecosystem. CF Spark also uses the Dreamstudio API. Creative Fabrica CEO Roemie Hillenaar said this mix allows users to get different results and covers a broader range of styles.

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - October 27, 2022) - Datametrex AI Limited (TSXV: DM) (FSE: D4G) (OTCQB: DTMXF) (the "Company" or "Datametrex") is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Nexalogy Environics Inc. ("Nexalogy"), is in the process of developing an artificial intelligence ("AI") and machine learning ("ML") tool to detect depression and anxiety. The tool explores sets of data and text to analyze and distinguish emotions and moods to determine one's mental state and if the creator of that text is suffering specifically from depression or anxiety. Nexalogy designed their tool to focus on depression and anxiety detection. The latest research suggests that the most prevalent mental illnesses are depression and anxiety which are estimated to affect nearly one in ten people worldwide, over 676 million people. Identifying these conditions in their early stages is critical in addressing the significant public health concerns surrounding these illnesses that lead to self-harm and suicide.

And last month a promotional video for machine-learning firm Paperspace Co. showed talking semblances of the actors Tom Cruise and Leonardo DiCaprio. None of these celebrities ever spent a moment filming these campaigns. In the cases of Messrs. Musk, Cruise and DiCaprio, they never even agreed to endorse the companies in question. All the videos of digital simulations were created with so-called deepfake technology, which uses computer-generated renditions to make the Hollywood and business notables say and do things they never actually said or did. Some of the ads are broad parodies, and the meshing of the digital to the analog in the best of cases might not fool an alert viewer.

Schmidt Futures, a philanthropic initiative co-founded by former Google CEO and Chairman Eric ... [ ] Schmidt and his wife Wendy, is expanding its investment in artificial intelligence research. Schmidt Futures announced today that it was investing $148 million to fund the Eric and Wendy Schmidt AI in Science Postdoctoral Fellowship, a program of Schmidt Futures. With this newest funding, Schmidt Futures, a philanthropic initiative co-founded by former Google CEO and Chairman Eric Schmidt and his wife Wendy, has now committed a total of $400 million to support the development of artificial intelligence (AI) for scientific discovery for other advances in technology and engineering fields. According to the announcement, the new funding will initially support about 160 postdoctoral fellows at nine universities around the world to learn and apply AI methods to their research. The fellowship is expected to expand to more institutions and countries in the future.

Digital twin startup Resonai Inc. announced today that it has closed on a $20 million extension to its Series A round of funding, bringing the total amount raised to $30 million. New investors, including Meitav-Dash, Blue Square Israel and Irani Ventures, all participated in the round, as did existing backers SBI, Vive Nevo and Redds Capital. Resonai is the creator of the Vera platform, which uses artificial intelligence and augmented reality technology to convert physical spaces into intelligent digital environments that enable more immersive, real-world experiences. Using the Vera platform, a theater space, retail setting, a spacious apartment or any other kind of building can be scanned and sent to Vera's AR cloud to create a highly accurate 3D digital twin. This virtual space then becomes available via the cloud and is connected to Vera operated apps and mobile devices.

Google co-founder Larry Page's flying car startup Kittyhawk is winding down, the company announced Wednesday. "We're still working on the details of what's next," the company wrote in a LinkedIn post. Kittyhawk was founded as Zee.Aero in 2010 when Page recruited Sebastian Thrun, who had worked on self-driving cars and other experimental projects at Google, to create electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. The company unveiled a demonstration video of a flying car in 2017, and Thrun said he envisioned a time when people would be able to hail flying cars through an app like Lyft or Uber. Kittyhawk showcased a flying car model called the Flyer in 2018 that could hold one person and fly up to 20 miles. Thrun told CNBC in an interview earlier that year that the models could take to the skies within five years.

RADNOR, PA, October 24, 2022 – Relay Network ("Relay"), the innovator of SaaS feed technology that drives unmatched customer, member and employee engagement, announced today the launch of Relay IQ, a machine learning engine that tunes and targets feed content to drive maximum engagement and value for customers and businesses. Relay IQ leverages the powerful intelligence methodology of social media feeds--which sorts content based on customer data and interaction data--and adapts it for B2C engagement. It is an integral component of the company's existing Relay FeedÔ that empowers businesses to continually deliver the type of timely, relevant content that keeps customers and social media users alike active and engaged. "Relay IQ enables leading B2C organizations such as banks and health payers to intelligently serve up relevant content for the customer on the familiar feed format, combatting the growing disengagement dilemma and creating opportunities to develop meaningful customer relationships," said Matt Gillin, CEO and Co-Founder of Relay. "What it ultimately powers are mutually beneficial outcomes for both the customer and the business."

And last month a promotional video for machine-learning firm Paperspace Co. showed talking semblances of the actors Tom Cruise and Leonardo DiCaprio. None of these celebrities ever spent a moment filming these campaigns. In the cases of Messrs. Musk, Cruise and DiCaprio, they never even agreed to endorse the companies in question. All the videos of digital simulations were created with so-called deepfake technology, which uses computer-generated renditions to make the Hollywood and business notables say and do things they never actually said or did. Some of the ads are broad parodies, and the meshing of the digital to the analog in the best of cases might not fool an alert viewer.

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