Do recommendation algorithms on social networks promote inequality?

Online social networks claim to make connections and bring people together. But the ranking and recommender algorithms that suggest for instance whom to connect with, or who the most relevant scientists in a field are, are not fair. A study just published in the journal Scientific Reports shows that the algorithms can exacerbate inequalities and discriminate against certain groups of people in top ranks.

10 February 2022, techxplore.com

How deep learning algorithms create accurate images without a complete dataset

The speed of data collection in many kinds of imaging technologies, including MRI, depends on the number of samples taken by the machine. When the number of collected samples is small, deep neural networks can be used to remove the resulting noise and visual artifacts.

10 February 2022, techxplore.com

With lead in China, RoboTaxi maker turns sights on U.S.

A rare bootstrapped company among tech giants is winning an international game of Risk.

10 February 2022, zdnet.com


Sony develops Gran Turismo AI agent that can beat top game players

GT Sophy has been trained to control a race car, understand the best driving tactics, and how to respect other drivers.

10 February 2022, zdnet.com

Why does Elon Musk want to read your mind?

Elon Musk’s company Neuralink is now recruiting for a director to run clinical trials of their brain-computer interface in humans. Madeleine Finlay asks how far the technology has come, what benefits it could have, and if in the future we could all e

10 February 2022, theguardian.com

Fusion race kicked into high gear by smart tech

A US company is speeding up the path to practical fusion energy using Google's vast computing power.

10 February 2022, bbc.com


Monash Uni to develop AI translation app for diplomatic talks

Used together with smart glasses, the technology will be able to recognise an imminent communication breakdown and suggest how to rectify a situation.

09 February 2022, zdnet.com

Steps IT leaders can take now to get AIOps out of ‘pilot purgatory’

The global AI race is accelerating. If companies don’t invest in ways to scale AIOps frameworks effectively now, they risk falling behind.

09 February 2022, venturebeat.com

Domino's hoping to get your address right with new what3words location technology

International franchisees using Domino's Pizza Global Online Ordering (GOLO) platform will be able to opt-in to add a what3words address field at checkout.

09 February 2022, zdnet.com


Dynatrace updates software intelligence platform with serverless architecture support

Dynatrace today announced major updates to expand the observability and AIOps capabilities of its software intelligence platform.

09 February 2022, venturebeat.com

Congress pressures more agencies to end use of facial recognition after ID.me debacle

Even though the IRS has ended its deal with ID.me, the Veterans Affairs Administration, the Social Security Administration and the US Patent and Trademark Office still use it.

09 February 2022, zdnet.com

Sony trains AI to leave world’s best Gran Turismo drivers in the dust

‘GT Sophy’ honed tactics and technique to beat 95% of human players of Playstation game after two days

09 February 2022, theguardian.com


IBM launches Watson-backed virtual assistant for TD Securities

The IBM tool will be available at the TD Precious Metals digital store.

09 February 2022, zdnet.com

AIops startup Monq Lab launches free incident control and automation platform

Latvia-headquartered Monq Lab has announced a topology-based AIOps incident control and automation platform for enterprises and SMEs

09 February 2022, venturebeat.com

Qwak looks to automate MLOps processes

Qwak, a company developing an MLOps platform, has raised $15 million in venture capital to expand its product suite.

09 February 2022, venturebeat.com


EyeVi looks to improve road maintenance with digital twins

EyeVi, an Estonian startup,  plans to build out tools to automate road data capture to improve maintenance and operations and expand into U.S. markets.

09 February 2022, venturebeat.com

Machine learning predicts marital discord

The life satisfaction of both partners and the woman's percentage of housework turned out to be the most important predictors of union dissolution, when scholars affiliated to Bocconi's Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy used a machine learning (ML) technique to analyze data on 2,038 married or cohabiting couples who participated in the German Socio-Economic Panel Survey.

09 February 2022, techxplore.com

Domino Data Lab adds autoscaling to MLOps

Domino Data Lab 5.0 is focusing heavily on the deployment, autoscaling, and monitoring part of the machine learning lifecycle.

09 February 2022, zdnet.com


Need a Help ? Contact Us