Everything can be monetized. Next time you put a quarter into the jukebox at your corner bar, you won’t only hear a song; you may also see a programmatic ad.
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No Longer a Dream: Silicon Valley Takes On the Flying Car by https://is.gd/XaHLkS
The tech industry, as we are often told, is fond of disrupting things, and lately the automakers have been a big target. Cars that use artificial intelligence to drive themselves, for example, have been in development for a few years and can be spotted on roads in a number of cities. And now, coming onto the radar screen, are flying machines that do not exactly look like your father’s Buick with wings.
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Instagram powers Taco Bell’s innovation machine — and it’s completely changing the fast-food menu as we know it by https://is.gd/QDjoZN
The company’s social media team closely watches the brand’s Twitter to keep an eye out for customers who are disappointed by cheese that isn’t as stretchy as what is portrayed in ads. n many ways, social media platforms like Instagram are also powering Taco Bell’s innovation engine and determining what’s on the fast-food chain’s menu.
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Narro Reading of Stephen Hawking issues familiar warning to China against AI
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Both Stephen Hawking and Tesla’s Elon Musk feel that the capacity of artificial intelligence (AI) to surpass human intelligence necessitates watching its development closely — but not everyone thinks that machines are so smart.
It looks like JPMorgan is building its very own roboadviser by https://is.gd/2O4kPb
If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em. In the summer of 2016, JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon said his firm could give clients a free, automated investment service as part of a future bundle of digital-banking products.
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Upcoming.org founder relaunches site four years after Yahoo shut it down by https://is.gd/6Awbo1
Before events were posted on Facebook, the place to find social activities on the internet back in the early 2000s was Upcoming.org. Founded by Andy Baio, the site combined an event calendar with social networking where everything was primarily sourced from the community.
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How to Use the Network Security Toolkit by https://is.gd/ak5A4a
Network Security Toolkit (NST) is an analysis and validation tool which can be used on enterprise virtual servers that host virtual machines. Get acquainted with NST in this article. NST provides a security toolkit for network administrators.
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Narro Reading of Snapchat is stifled by its un-algorithmic feed
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Snapchat invented its best products by being the anti-Facebook. Its disappearing chats made visual communication quick and casual compared to Facebook’s..
Someone scraped 40,000 Tinder selfies to make a facial dataset for AI experiments by https://is.gd/4N1Jbq
Tinder users have many motives for uploading their likeness to the dating app. But contributing a facial biometric to a downloadable dataset for training convolutional neural networks probably wasn’t top of their list when they signed up to swipe.
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How Google Home Trained Me to Look Stupid in Social Situations by https://is.gd/mkQQv8
Technology gets a lot of guff from critics. Whether it’s taking our jobs, ruining conversation, or damning an entire generation of Millennials to future neck problems, technology gets a bad wrap for a lot of different reasons.
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