South Korea media outlets are now saying that LG Electronics will likely adopt an advanced type of liquid crystal diode (LCD) display for its upcoming G7 flagship phone. The move is seen as the company's way to make the premium device more affordable and attractive to consumers. Korea Herald reported Monday that the LG G7 is now predicted to feature an advanced LCD panel, called M LCD. The panels will reportedly be manufactured by the tech firm's very own LG Display. An M LCD panel has pixels that are composed of green, red, blue and white colors. The pixels of such an advanced LCD panel are said to emit more light than standard LCD panels, but they consume 40 percent less power.

If you're in the market for a new tech product and find AI-powered gadgets fascinating, the Google Clips camera could be for you. It's a video camera, but the product doesn't have a built-in mic for recording sound, and it shoots footage at 15 frames per second. That rate is advantageous for saving material that doesn't take up too much space. Also, you can export single frames from videos to turn them into pictures. The standout characteristic of the two-inch-square Clips camera is it offers always-on, artificial intelligence (AI) technology that activates when it sees a scene that seems interesting.

In a time when real intelligence is so hard to find, we are now seeing an unusual growth of the artificial type. I don't want to quibble, but have we not had enough of artificial stuff such as sweetener, artificial lemon flavor and artificial lips? Naturally, it is wonderful that people have created artificial arms or legs. But what were they thinking when creating an artificial brain? However – this is true – right now in Japan there is a beloved artificial intelligence "boy" who has many friends.

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick is the book behind the great Sci-Fi movie Blade Runner. But the book is stimulating, thought provoking and entertaining is so many other ways. The movies are great for the visuals, but the book paints visuals in your mind that no movie creator could do justice to. Imagine a grim post war world where almost all creators on earth have been destroyed, and humans are just hardly even hanging on, forcing migrations in Elon-Muskish-migrations to Mars and any other piece of rock in space that can generate resources for use by humanity. Imagine a world where the only pleasures on earth are simulated.

Darren Aronofsky, an American filmmaker and writer, used drones to capture the Earth's beauty in one of his 10-part National Geographic series called'One Strange Rock.' "You'll see a lot of drone shots and aerial shots and actually full frame camera shots where the camera's spinning or turning, and this is something that you see a lot of in Darren's films anyway," said Arif Nurmohamed, Executive Producer. People who have watched the trailer of'One Strange Rock' have found it stunning, with a lot of wonderful aerial shots covered via drones. The global community of camera-drone enthusiasts will appreciate the inventive ways in which the drone technology is being employed.

The word "Digital" is used so often and encompasses such a vast array of things that it could define anything from a simple wristwatch mechanism to an entire stratosphere of cloud solutions. The adage of "the only thing that's constant is change' has never held more true; technology has been and continues to be the harbinger of economic and financial evolution of mankind, and the future looks even more dramatic. If you are still skeptical, just look towards the movies from Hollywood, and you might agree that the entire genre of science fiction doesn't look that fantastical anymore. The idea of man and machines co-working to build never-thought of technological solutions is no longer relegated to just screenplays and novels, they have emerged out of the blueprints- and they are everywhere. Borrowing a term coined by Eric Schmidt, ex-CEO of Google, mankind has reached, what he calls, 'Augmented Humanity' where is technology seeped into almost everything we do in our daily lives; it adds an additional layer or layers of technical support (either via software or hardware) to make a process much more efficient.

HUMAN RESOURCES (HR) is a poorly named department. It usually has few resources other than overworked staff, clunky technology and piles of employee handbooks. Hassled recruiters have to sort through reams of applications that vastly outnumber the jobs available. For example, Johnson & Johnson (J&J), a consumer-goods company, receives 1.2m applications for 25,000 positions every year. AI-enabled systems can scan applications far more quickly than humans and work out whether candidates are a good fit.

Artificial Intelligence is set to change the dimensions of anything and everything in the coming days. Machine learning techniques are going to handle a lot of things with far better excellence and accuracy than the humans. Media industry was buzzing when US-based The New York Times and China-based Southern Metropolis publications made use of the robots to run pilot programs. However, an India-based company NewsBytes has worked on a bot called Yantra which by using the machine learning technology will deliver contextual news and reports to the users. The AI-engine of the company termed as'Brahmastra', their in-house engine uses natural language processing techniques and has an inverted'Question-Answering' system developed by the company which has dedicated questions and different sets of answers.

Most people believe that machine learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI) won't make a big impact over the course of their lives – but they couldn't be more wrong. The global cognitive computing market is already gigantic and it's expected to surpass $12 billion next year. Machine learning affects almost every industry on the global scale and marketing did not stay aside. On the contrary, digital marketing was one of the first to embrace AI as its new business model and it will keep evolving in the years to come. In this article, we will show you how machine learning will change the marketing reality.

For example, a chatbot is not really able to "chat", except in a very limited sense, while"deep learning" only means that an artificial neural network has several hidden layers which are not nearly as deep as one would assume. It is a trend that is coming back to bite us.