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Adobe puts artificial intelligence tools into its marketing software

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The artificial intelligence features released on Monday aid that effort by, for example, scanning and labeling thousand of product images by color and …


Asia Pacific Digital Transformation Research Report 2020-2025: Focus on 5G, Artificial Intelligence …

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Asia Pacific Digital Transformation Research Report 2020-2025: Focus on 5G, Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, and Smart Cities. Read full article.



Chromecast with Google TV review: What a difference a remote makes

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The original Chromecast that debuted in 2013 was a simple $35 dongle. But it was still notable, providing a cheap way to make any TV "smart." Things have changed a lot since then, however. Not only do a lot of TVs now come with built-in apps, Roku and Amazon developed their own streaming sticks over the years -- both of which have remote controls and visual menus for easy navigation. Google's Chromecast soon seemed outdated by comparison.


Event preview: All Things Open 2020 to feature 200+ speakers exploring a variety of open-source …

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… Open Source will feature talks and panel discussions focusing on machine learning bias and discrimination, expanding access to underrepresented …



What's That Smell? A Machine Can Tell

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Aryballe is a French software company that draws on artificial intelligence and machine learning to mimic the human sense of smell.


In a Battle of AI Versus AI, Researchers Are Preparing for the Coming Wave of Deepfake Propaganda

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An investigative journalist receives a video from an anonymous whistleblower. It shows a candidate for president admitting to illegal activity. But is this video real? If so, it would be huge news – the scoop of a lifetime – and could completely turn around the upcoming elections. But the journalist runs the video through a specialized tool, which tells her that the video isn't what it seems.


Five big mistakes that people make about AI

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A few weeks ago, I was interviewed by Tim Hughes, of DLA Ignite, about the five biggest mistakes that people make about AI and its impact on the workplace. This article is based on the full interview, which you can find here. It is the use of machinery to replicate a unique human activity, from punch cards that operated sophisticated weaving looms during the industrial revolution, to mid-twentieth century business computers that calculated bills and operated the payroll. Very often these activities are repetitive, error-prone, and in some cases life-threatening. The principle of automation is nearly always the same.