ZeroEyes CEO Mike Lahiff joins'Fox & Friends' to explain how the technology works to help keep students safe in schools. Google's flagship developer conference called I/O just wrapped up with interesting leaps in how the Big Tech giant is planning to change the world. Here are the seven biggest things we learned from Google at I/O 2024. Google's I/O event was largely an opportunity for it to make its case to developers -- and, to a lesser extent, consumers -- as to why its artificial intelligence is ahead of rivals Microsoft and OpenAI. Here's a rundown of the seven highlights to keep an eye on.

Have the industry's channel chiefs really moved to an ecosystem model? I was stunned that 48% of the 577 CRN Channel Chiefs last week said they have moved to the model already. We are in such an early phase of ecosystem transition and no established maturity model exists to properly assess the range between the adoption of some basic ecosystem thinking and "mission accomplished". I started to think of the transformation details regarding people, processes, programs, and technology that are required and came up with 13 questions for vendors to ask (and score) themselves: https://lnkd.in/e3Tv2hbW

As more employers add artificial intelligence to their technology stacks, AI has the potential for misuse, or even for introducing unlawful bias …

'Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition' on the Switch is a surprisingly solid game with decent elements of strategy. Back in 2014, the Wii U was graced with a new Dynasty Warriors type game that was combined with The Legend of Zelda. Called Hyrule Warriors it was a solid release and now it has been ported like so many other Wii U titles to the increasingly buoyant Switch. The original game was released on both the Wii U and 3DS, but this Switch port is obviously based on the Wii U version. If you didn't play Hyrule Warriors the first time around, then the Definitive Edition is clearly very similar.

Artificial intelligence carries huge potential, both positive and negative. Humanity needs to be wise on how to proceed.

Artificial intelligence is making rapid progress and has the potential to bring huge benefits to many aspects of our lives, including improved services for sick, elderly or disabled people, disease diagnosis, development of new medicines, perfecting driverless vehicles and resolving problems related to climate change. While AI is expected to contribute to enhancing people's well-being and happiness, it has the potential of doing harm or being used for unethical purposes. The government, scientists, engineers and businesspeople involved in applying AI should push discussions on such questions as the relationship between AI and people and society, and ethical issues involved in the use of AI. Particularly important will be to deepen discussions on how to prevent harm caused by the wrongful use of AI. Such discussions will be indispensable to building public trust in AI and robots.