Amazon and Techstars announce inaugural Alexa Next Stage cohort

Amazon and Techstars announced the inaugural cohort of companies in the Alexa Fund's virtual pilot program -- Alexa Next Stage.

17 June 2020, venturebeat.com

Tech firms are winning the AI race because they understand data – other sectors need to catch up

Artificial intelligence is already powering much of the technology helping to drive the modern economy. AI is now an essential part of how we use the internet but can also be found in stock exchanges, advanced factories and automated warehouses. It is starting to drive our cars and even vacuum our floors.

17 June 2020, techxplore.com

A million miles: Early detection system for catastrophic solar storms

Commercial spacecraft could bring a solar observatory to the gravitational midpoint between earth and sun.

17 June 2020, zdnet.com


Online learning deal: Expand your professional development with lectures from Elon Musk and more

Big Think Edge’s lessons will teach you lessons in leadership, creativity, and innovation.

17 June 2020, zdnet.com

Qualcomm’s Robotics RB5 Platform combines AI acceleration with 5G

Qualcomm's new robotics development platform -- RB5 -- accelerates AI workloads while providing support for 5G connectivity.

17 June 2020, venturebeat.com

Another scooter-share company? Yep, and here's why

Big money backs a scooter company full of MIT brainiacs who think they have a better way to do mobility.

17 June 2020, zdnet.com


Robots will take 50 million jobs in the next decade. These are the skills you'll need to stay employed

A new report finds that automation will take over a significant part of work activities in Europe by 2030.

17 June 2020, zdnet.com

Pagaya raises $102 million to manage assets with AI

Pagaya, a startup that taps AI to manage asset-backed securities, has raised over $100 million in venture capital financing.

17 June 2020, venturebeat.com

'DeepFaceDrawing' AI can turn simple sketches into detailed photo portraits

An AI can generate photos of people's faces using simple line drawings.

17 June 2020, engadget.com


Slamcore wants to give mobile robots better spatial intelligence

Slamcore is setting out to develop and commercialize AI-powered SLAM algorithms that give robots better positional awareness in any environment. 

17 June 2020, venturebeat.com

Qualcomm's 5G RB5 robotics platform will help drones navigate tight spaces

Qualcomm is working on AI computing much like rival chip makers Intel and NVIDIA, but it’s sticking to what it does best: smaller devices and connectivity. It just unveiled the RB5 AI-enabled 5G robotics platform, a follow-up to the RB3 chipset, designed to be used in a wide array of robotic and drone products.

17 June 2020, engadget.com

New method makes more data available for training self-driving cars

For safety's sake, a self-driving car must accurately track the movement of pedestrians, bicycles and other vehicles around it. Training those tracking systems may now be more effective thanks to a new method developed at Carnegie Mellon University.

17 June 2020, techxplore.com


Facebook removes hundreds more accounts over hate speech

Facebook has removed more accounts associated with hate groups.

17 June 2020, engadget.com

Outreach raises $50 million to launch new AI sales engagement solutions

Outreach, a startup developing a semiautomated engagement platform, raised $50 million in venture capital at a $1.33 billion valuation.

17 June 2020, venturebeat.com

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 690 promises mainstream 5G phones with 192MP cameras

The march to 5G ubiquity continues with Qualcomm's first 6-series 5G chipset, which is expected to make the latest standard affordable to 2 billion users.

17 June 2020, venturebeat.com


Google's Meet comes to Gmail on mobile

Meet is now available through Gmail on Android and iOS.

17 June 2020, zdnet.com

La Trobe University uses AI to bring mental health care to cancer patients

In a bid to provide personalised support to patients undergoing cancer treatment.

17 June 2020, zdnet.com

'SlothBot in the Garden' demonstrates hyper-efficient conservation robot

For the next several months, visitors to the Atlanta Botanical Garden will be able to observe the testing of a new high-tech tool in the battle to save some of the world's most endangered species. SlothBot, a slow-moving and energy-efficient robot that can linger in the trees to monitor animals, plants, and the environment below, will be tested near the Garden's popular Canopy Walk.

17 June 2020, sciencedaily.com


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