ASX opens up DataSphere data science platform
The ASX DataSphere is now open for third parties looking to partner with ASX to help solve their data challenges.
Work, learn anywhere strategies attract investment, innovation
IT budgets are shifting to build out infrastructure to support remote work and education and enterprises and workers are leaving the buildings behind.
Brain-Inspired Electronic System Could Make Artificial Intelligence 1,000 Times More Energy Efficient
Extremely energy-efficient artificial intelligence is now closer to reality after a study by UCL researchers found a way to improve the accuracy of a brain-inspired computing system. The system, which uses memristors to create artificial neural netwo
Face masks and facial recognition will both be common in the future. How will they co-exist?
With face masks now compulsory or recommended in various parts of the country, how are facial recognition systems functioning?
How AI will automate cybersecurity in the post-COVID world
As cybercrime is becoming more lucrative and more automated, we're going to have to depend on automated defenses on the other side.
From viral conspiracies to exam fiascos, algorithms come with serious side effects
A mesmerising, unaccountable kind of algorithm – machine learning – is blinding governments to the technology’s often disastrous flaws
Google Magenta’s Lo-Fi Player lets you create your own virtual music room
A new Google Magenta project (created by a summer intern!) lets you mix lo-fi hip-hop music tracks to build a custom music room in your browser.
How Adobe is using an AI chatbot to support its 22,000 remote workers
When the COVID-19 shutdown began in March, my team at Adobe realized we had to completely rethink our support infrastructure.
Nvidia’s DLSS AI-upscaling SDK now supports VR
Nvidia's DLSS neural upscaling technology now works with virtual reality titles. This could enable some VR games to make a visual leap.
AI Weekly: A biometric surveillance state is not inevitable, says AI Now Institute
When it comes to biometric data collection and surveillance, there’s tension and often a lack of clarity around what’s ethical, safe, and legal.
ProBeat: Hey Elon Musk, how do I get this Neuralink out of my skull?
Elon Musk made bold promises about Neuralink's brain computer interface. While the mission is laudable, I want to know how to remove the device.
Best online learning platforms in 2020: LinkedIn Learning, Coursera, MasterClass, and more
Do you want to expand your mind, extend your knowledge, and grow your career? If so, we present you with a list of some of the best sources of educational content, all viewable from the comfort of your own home.
Memristors- the key to reduce the carbon footprints left due to the usage of AI
Extremely energy-efficient AI is now closer to reality after a study by UCL researchers found out how to use memristors in order to reduce the carbon footprints left by daily usage of AI.
Researchers study why neural networks are efficient in their predictions
Artificial intelligence, machine learning and neural networks are terms that are increasingly being used in daily life. Face recognition, object detection, and person classification and segmentation are common tasks for machine learning algorithms which are now in widespread use.
Automating the enterprise in the new normal (VB Live)
Learn how automation is helping organizations respond to shifts in demand and improve resiliency in challenging times, and more in this VB Live event.
NASA Using Machine-Learning AI to Predict Hurricane Intensity
NASA research could help to improve forecasts of whether a hurricane will suddenly intensify, which could give people in its path more time to prepare. In October 2015, Hurricane Patricia in the Northeast Pacific Ocean blew up from a Category 1 storm
Facebook's smart glasses could give you hearing superpowers
The tech giant's research team has unveiled new advances to "redefine human hearing".
Facebook unveils prototype AR glasses that give you ‘auditory superpowers’
Facebook has produced a set of AR glasses that give users "perceptual superpowers" by amplifying what they want to hear and dimming background noise.