Now that most of the country is hunkered down at home to quell the spread of COVID-19, chances are you're spending more on electricity and other utilities. After all, more lights are on and for a longer period of time. You may be turning up the heat to stay warm (especially for northern states). Appliances – ovens, stoves, dishwashers, and washers and dryers – are getting more use than ever before. And then there's laptops and desktops constantly on for doing work or attending virtual classes at school, or perhaps binging TV shows or playing video games.

From content strategy and audience targeting to SEO and email writing, a wide variety of activities performed by marketers every day will be intelligently automated to a certain degree in the near future. Honey Singh, CEO, #ARM Worldwide writes a few ways in which you can use artificial intelligence and strengthen your marketing strategy. Back in 1950, Alan Turing, the English logician and computer scientist, posed the question: "Can machines think?" Since then, computers have done everything; from defeating a Russian chess grandmaster to writing a sci-fi screenplay. The way AI has entered our lives and changed our perception tells us a lot about what the future holds for us.

Coping with lockdown life is hard enough without having to listen to other members of your household while you are trying to work. If you can't get away physically, a set of noise-cancelling headphones could be just the ticket to isolate you just enough to concentrate. Most cheaper noise-cancelling headphones are terrible, but the Lindy BNX-60 are actually pretty good. They're a little old, originally released in 2016, but having been reduced to just £50 they offer incredible value. The noise-cancelling handles background drone fairly well, while the ear cups enclose your ears to help quieten the rest of the world.

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Amazon Alexa can read you the latest headlines, give you the forecast, and help you manage your smart home, but can Alexa play Spotify? Whether you recently signed up for Spotify or have been using the music streaming service for a while, you'll be happy to know that yes, it's possible to connect Spotify to Alexa. Not sure how to go about setting it all up? Then these simple instructions of how to connect Alexa to Spotify will be music to your ears. It only takes a few taps to connect Spotify with Alexa.

GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Messaging apps; speech-based assistants such as Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa; and chatbots are entering the marketplace in large scale, all with a goal of enhancing everyday life. Businesses are taking notice; leveraging the technology to analyze peoples' behavior in order to create a more personalized and efficient customer experience. To help companies deliver a more transformative and differentiated customer experience (CX), CSG (NASDAQ: CSGS) today announced the availability of its Conversational Artificial Intelligence (AI) solution, a disruptive technology that improves overall CX by enabling companies to rapidly develop, deploy and analyze conversational use cases across a variety of communications channels. Today's digital world has created a paradigm shift where customers are demanding instant gratification. A primary differentiator for companies will be their ability to deploy conversational platforms that span voice and digital channels to create proactive efficiencies surrounding customer intent.

Companies are embracing artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a variety of settings, but one part of the business--the contact center--is receiving extra AI investment. The contact center AI market is projected to reach a compound annual growth rate of 23 percent by 2024. Businesses are implementing new technology to help relieve various pressures on their contact centers. They need to scale to sustain increasing inbound communications, and to maintain consistent messaging and quality across communication channels. They need to support a shift from on-premise to remote work.

UST Global, a leading digital transformation solutions company, announced that it has won the 2020 most innovative AI application award for societal impact from Microsoft. UST Global has been a picture of consistency as the company has unlocked several technical accolades in its successive years. The AI Awards 2.0 is an initiative open to all Microsoft customers and partners who foster AI-led innovations to deliver meaningful impact. In 2019, UST Global had won an award for'Empowering Employees with AI' from Microsoft for delivering an AI-powered personal assistant to each employee. The award marks industry appreciation of UST Global's AI capabilities to build products that scale new heights in innovations in Artificial Intelligence.

They are becoming increasingly more sophisticated and are automating a lot of things in our lives. They help us buy books, find love through online dating, and can even be our virtual assistants. Will there be a point where digital devices takes over most of our tasks? Can our humanity be automated? Consider that the "human vs. machine" relationship is a symbiotic process: The computer and the human need each other to make each other better.

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon and the University of Pittsburgh today published research showing how they'd solved a frustrating problem for people who use a brain-computer interface (BCI) to control prosthetic devices with their thoughts. While the research itself is interesting – they created an algorithm that keeps the devices from constantly needing to be re-calibrated to handle the human brain's fluctuating neuronal activity – the real takeaway here is how close we are to a universal BCI. BCIs have been around for decades in one form or another, but they're costly to maintain and difficult to keep working properly. Currently they only make sense for narrow use – specifically, in the case of those who've lost limbs. Because they're already used to using their brain to control an appendage, it's easier for scientists and researchers to harness those brainwaves to control prosthetic devices.