BMF CEO John Kawola on 3D printing parts smaller than a human hair
Exclusive ZDNet interview: If you thought you understood the opportunities offered by 3D printing, think again. We take a look at a technology so amazing, it hardly seems real. But it is. We're completely blown away that it exists and by the possibilities.
Go Ahead, Try to Sneak Bad Words Past AI Filters—for Research
A new Facebook project pits humans against algorithms, to expose the systems' weaknesses and help make them better.
Next-generation police dogs now sniff out your electronics
Drugs and weapons are not the only criminal evidence police dogs are on the hunt for.
Wikipedia: This new look is our first desktop redesign in 10 years
Wikipedia's design refresh aims to make the site easier to read and less confusing for new users.
Contact-tracing: New NHS COVID-19 app launches in England and Wales
The new app uses Apple and Google's contact-tracing tech and features a QR check-in system for UK venues.
A Microsoft-powered instant two-way translator
An AI-powered two-way translator to fulfill every Trekkie's dream.
Samsung's ECG monitoring app gets FDA approval in the US
Users of the new Galaxy Watch3 will now be able to monitor the rhythm of their heart.
Rapid vessel segmentation and reconstruction of head and neck angiograms using 3D convolutional neural network
Manual postprocessing of computed tomography angiography (CTA) images is extremely labor intensive and error prone. Here, the authors propose an artificial intelligence reconstruction system that can automatically achieve CTA reconstruction in healthcare services.
How feedback platforms can improve product quality by 20% in 30 days (VB Live)
User retention, brand equity, and revenue are driven by product quality. Learn how automated user feedback platforms drive significant improvements.
Uncertainty reigns for insurers as industry adopts AI standards
As the insurance industry increasingly relies on artificial intelligence, its state-based regulators are thinking about how to ensure that the technology treats policyholders fairly.
Baidu offers quantum computing from the cloud
Baidu's new cloud service for quantum computing -- Quantum Leaf -- is designed for programming, simulating, and executing quantum workloads.
Microsoft details how it improved Bing’s autosuggest recommendations with AI
Microsoft says recent AI and machine learning innovations have vastly improved the quality of Bing search results.
A language generation program's ability to write articles, produce code and compose poetry has wowed scientists
Seven years ago, my student and I at Penn State built a bot to write a Wikipedia article on Bengali Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore's play "Chitra." First it culled information about "Chitra" from the internet. Then it looked at existing Wikipedia entries to learn the structure for a standard Wikipedia article.
Guiding light: New technology puts a light-painting drone at your fingertips
Skoltech researchers have designed and developed an interface that allows a user to direct a small drone to light-paint patterns or letters through hand gestures. The new interface, DroneLight, can be used in distant communications, entertainment, and even search and rescue.
IoT and connected devices: The best thing to happen to home automation, or a frustrating mess?
I love my new home automation system. But it didn't come without pain and frustration.
Microsoft is granted exclusive rights to use OpenAI’s GPT-3
Microsoft and OpenAI’s close relationship has taken another leap forward with the former gaining exclusive GPT-3 access.
Mastercard’s VP of AI talks bots, NLP, and why fintechs need AI for customer service (VB Live)
Learn how FIs and fintechs can leverage AI, NLP, and voice technologies to dramatically improve customer service and boost efficiency at this VB Live event.
MIT professor wins top AI award for cancer, drug research
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor using computer science to detect cancer and discover new drugs has won a new $1 million award for artificial intelligence.