What is 6G, if anything? A guide to what to expect, from whom, and when
The rising tide of discontent over 5G’s shortcomings is giving new windows of opportunity for radically different approaches to communications. If you think we finally debunked “chips in your brain,” think again.
Surgery digitized: Telesurgery becoming a reality
Digitizing the interface between surgeon and patient will upend the traditional medical paradigm.
AI is getting smarter every day, but it still can’t match the human mind
Guy Perelmuter explores the challenges of using artificial intelligence in situations that require complex thought and nuance—like, for instance, war.
AI is getting smarter every day, but it still can’t match the human mind
Guy Perelmuter explores the challenges of using artificial intelligence in situations that require complex thought and nuance—like, for instance, war.
Google Workspace gains client-side encryption amid slew of new security features
Google Workspace and other services will gain client-side encryption as it rolls out BeyondCorp zero-trust capabilities.
Frequent run-ins with Indian government complicates tech giants’ plans
Elevate your enterprise data technology and strategy at Transform 2021. (Reuters) — Another spat between India’s government and U.S. big tech has exacerbated disillusion among firms which have spent billions to build hubs in their largest growth market, to the extent some are rethinking expansion plans, people close to the matter said.
How to mitigate bias in AI
Creators of AI algorithms must build them to benefit populations and communities equitably. But that's much easier said than done
What Waabi’s launch means for the self-driving car industry
Waabi claims its next-generation self-driving technology can scale autonomous driving technology research and make it commercially viable.
AI-based loan apps are booming in India, but some borrowers miss out
Mobile lending apps have mushroomed in India, but critics claim these apps misuse customer data and discriminate against marginalized groups.
How stakeholder capitalism and AI ethics go hand in hand
With the prevalence of AI technologies across businesses, AI ethics will soon become critical components of stakeholder capitalism.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang weighs in on the metaverse, blockchain, and chip shortage
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took questions during the recent virtual Computex 2021 event with the global press.
10 steps to educate your company on AI fairness
Practical interventions to ensure AI fairness include creating an AI fairness charter and implementing training and testing.
Can we afford AI?
AI can lower the cost of doing business, but enterprises have to consider cost management to make it less expensive to acquire and deploy.
AI Weekly: AI helps companies design physical products
AI is increasingly being used to assist engineers in creating physical products -- a potentially positive development for enterprises.
This AI system learned to understand videos by watching YouTube
Researchers at the Allen Institute and University of Washington created an AI system that can understand the sequence of events in videos.
AI ‘dominated scientific output’ in recent years, UNESCO report shows
The UNESCO Science Report 2021 discusses AI, robotics, Industry 4.0, and a spike in scientific research, patents, and spending.
Transform 2021 puts the spotlight on women in AI
VB Event Elevate your enterprise data technology and strategy at Transform 2021. VentureBeat is proud to bring back the Women in AI Breakfast and Awards online for Transform 2021. In the male-dominated tech industry, women are constantly faced with the gender equity gap.
Facebook’s AI can copy the style of text in photos from a single word
Facebook's TextStyleBrush is an AI system that can replicate the style of fonts and handwriting to replace arbitrary text in images.