Hi developers, tech visionaries, innovators, leaders: SAP TechEd is back in November with fresh, new virtual and in-person event experiences. We've heard you, we've missed you, and we can't wait to share with you what's in store for 2022! Registration fee applies, capacity is limited. This year's event consists of 7 tracks covering all aspects of SAP technology and today's most-relevant tech topics, in which you'll be able to attend lectures, breakouts, virtual workshops, in-person workshops, featuring SAP customers and experts: Does your team still process sales orders manually? Does your company still offer generic development paths to its employees?

NEW YORK, September 23, 2021--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Helbiz Inc. (NASDAQ: HLBZ), a global leader in micro-mobility and the first in its industry to be publicly listed on Nasdaq, today announced a partnership with Drover AI to integrate its PathPilot safety technology onto Helbiz e-scooters. Helbiz will be the exclusive operator of PathPilot in Italy, with an initial deployment in Milan by end of the year. The company plans to expand the integration across other markets as the partnership grows. This press release features multimedia. The PathPilot technology is powered by artificial intelligence and computer vision, using onboard cameras to locate the surroundings of e-scooters.

CU Boulder postdoctoral researcher Rosy Southwell and undergraduate student Cooper Steputis demonstrate the use of a functional near-infrared spectroscopy device, which can monitor brain activity. Such laboratory studies will compliment efforts that a university research team is launching in Colorado classrooms. That's the vision of a new $20 million research collaboration that will be led by the University of Colorado Boulder. The project is called the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) AI Institute for Student-AI Teaming. It will explore the role that artificial intelligence may play in the future of education and workforce development--especially in providing new learning opportunities for students from historically underrepresented populations in Colorado and beyond.

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Microsoft wants high school girls around the world to develop their understanding of Artificial Intelligence. To achieve this, the company is introducing the DigiGirlz AI Class in partnership with Avanade and Accenture. The program gives girls access to a collection of tutorials, games and technological resources. Designed in a way that it equips them with the skills and knowledge to apply the technology in real life. Participants of the program will be treated to workshops led by industry experts.

SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–INDUS.AI, a construction software company using computer vision to track and analyze construction project performance in real-time, announced today that it has received an $8 million Series A investment led by Millennium New Horizons with additional participation from strategic investors Foundamental and Groundbreak Ventures. Previous investors Spero Ventures, UP2398, and Bootstrap Labs also joined the round. The new funding will be used to accelerate product development and expand sales, marketing and customer success services. "The construction industry has been a neglected space for too long. This country expends extraordinary energy and capital to build amazing things – tunnels, train stations, skyscrapers and stadiums. But the sad truth is that the vast majority of those projects are painfully over-budget and delayed," said Matt Man, CEO and co-founder.

Best listening experience is on Chrome, Firefox or Safari. The National Science Foundation is looking to foster a new convergence of artificial intelligence and wireless spectrum. It's about to host a workshop on that very topic. With what it's all about and some of the goals, Thyagarajan Nandagopal, deputy division director for the Division of Computing and Communication Foundations at NSF, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin. This website is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area.

Best listening experience is on Chrome, Firefox or Safari. The National Science Foundation is looking to foster a new convergence of artificial intelligence and wireless spectrum. It's about to host a workshop on that very topic. With what it's all about and some of the goals, Thyagarajan Nandagopal, deputy division director for the Division of Computing and Communication Foundations at NSF, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin. This website is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area.

GoodTime, the algorithmically enhanced interview process management platform, has raised $5 million in a new round of funding led by Bullpen Capital. The company uses natural language processing to link interview candidates with the right interviewers inside an organization. The idea is to make the hiring process run more smoothly for large organizations and give overworked human resources staffers a new organizational tool in their toolbox to build better staffing processes. To do this Ahryun Moon, Jasper Sone and Peter Lee, the co-founders of GoodTime, have built a tool that uses the calendar as its organizing principle. The idea is that the sooner interviews can be booked with the right people, the better it is for an organization.

Apple describes its mobile devices as designed in California and assembled in China. You could also say they were made by the App Store, launched a decade ago next month, a year after the first iPhone. Inviting outsiders to craft useful, entertaining, or even puerile extensions to the iPhone's capabilities transformed the device into the era-defining franchise that enabled Uber and Snapchat. Craig Federighi, Apple's head of software, is tasked with keeping that wellspring of new ideas flowing. One of his main strategies is to get more app developers to use artificial intelligence tools such as recognizing objects in front of an iPhone's camera. The hope is that will spawn a new generation of ideas from Apple's ecosystem of outsourced innovation.