Google Duplex’s haircut-booking feature could help short-handed businesses

Over two years after the feature was first demoed, Google Duplex -- Google's phone-calling assistant technology -- can now book haircut appointments.

12 October 2020, venturebeat.com

Android Studio 4.1 simplifies using TensorFlow Lite models and Android Emulator

Android Studio 4.1: easier to add on-device TensorFlow Lite models, run Android Emulator directly, more foldable form factors, and Database Inspector.

12 October 2020, venturebeat.com

Prime Day query: Alexa, why should I upgrade my Echo?

So far, I am not seeing the "killer app" for Amazon's AZ1 neural edge processing chip.

12 October 2020, zdnet.com


AI in The Financial World

The media have given a lot of coverage on ML and AI, yet what amount have they discussed them in an economic manner? Here are the two stances many people take regarding Artificial intelligence in the banking/finance/economic industries...

12 October 2020, aidaily.co.uk

Microsoft partners with Team Gleason to build a computer vision dataset for ALS

Microsoft and nonprofit Team Gleason announced Project Insight, an effort to build a computer vision dataset for people with ALS.

12 October 2020, venturebeat.com

Snapdocs raises $60 million to expedite mortgage processing with AI

Snapdocs, a San Francisco-based startup leveraging AI to streamline mortgage processes, has raised $60 million to expand its customer reach.

12 October 2020, venturebeat.com


Intel touts 'full-stack' approach to quantum innovation

Chip giant says its strategy is taking a 'systems-level approach' to scaling quantum for commercialisation.

12 October 2020, zdnet.com

The state of AI in 2020: Biology and healthcare's AI moment, ethics, predictions, and graph neural networks

Research and industry breakthroughs, ethics, and predictions. This is what AI looks like today, and what it's likely to look like tomorrow.

12 October 2020, zdnet.com

Software spots and fixes hang bugs in seconds, rather than weeks

Hang bugs—when software gets stuck, but doesn't crash—can frustrate both users and programmers, taking weeks for companies to identify and fix. Now researchers from North Carolina State University have developed software that can spot and fix the problems in seconds.

12 October 2020, techxplore.com


Nest’s new thermostat has a Soli gesture sensor built in

Nest's new thermostat, which starts at $129, has Google's gesture-sensing Soli technology built into it -- along with other smarts.

12 October 2020, venturebeat.com

Prime Day: Upgrade to a smarter Alexa? Hey Amazon, show me why

So far, I am not seeing the "killer app" for Amazon's AZ1 neural edge processing chip.

12 October 2020, zdnet.com

Samsung Pay goes live across the Eftpos network with Heritage Bank

Meanwhile, Eftpos has experienced 20% growth month-on-month across mobile transactions during the pandemic.

12 October 2020, zdnet.com


Quil launches in-home health monitoring solution as telemedicine usage explodes

Quil Health, a joint venture from Comcast and the Independence Health Group, is launching an in-home health monitoring solution called Assure.

12 October 2020, venturebeat.com

Can the voice of healthcare robots influence how they are perceived by humans?

Robots are gradually making their way into hospitals and other clinical facilities, providing basic assistance to doctors and patients. To facilitate their widespread use in health care settings, however, robotics researchers need to ensure that users feel at ease with robots and accept the help they can offer.

12 October 2020, techxplore.com

Chinese city launches cryptocurrency lottery, gives away digital coins to promote adoption

Shenzhen will become the latest testbed for China’s sovereign digital currency.

12 October 2020, zdnet.com


AI Is Throwing Battery Development Into Overdrive

Improving batteries has always been hampered by slow experimentation and discovery processes. Machine learning is speeding it up by orders of magnitude.

12 October 2020, wired.com

Senate committee happy with Budget changes to Australia's R&D scheme

The committee considers the new measures announced in the 2020-21 Budget to sufficient as they provide 'significant clarity and motivation' for all sectors undertaking R&D.

12 October 2020, zdnet.com

3D-printed multifunctional materials enabled by artificial-intelligence-assisted fabrication technologies

Artificial intelligence can be used to facilitate the 3D printing of functional materials and devices directly on target surfaces, such as human bodies. This Review surveys ex situ and in situ artificial-intelligence-assisted 3D printing of multifunctional materials and its combination with surgical robots to enable autonomous medical care and smart biomanufacturing.

12 October 2020, nature.com


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