It seems that Apple’s Partnership on AI invitation got lost in the post
Apple is the latest member of the tech community to be officially join the Partnership on AI as a ‘founding member’.
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Nokia gets in on the voice UI game
Over the course of the last few months, we’ve seen numerous companies battle to perfect voice user interface offerings to capitalize on the digitally native consumers, and now Nokia is having a go.
Facebook hits AI roadblock on news feed
Facebook has announced updates to its Trending feature on the news feed, taking a regionalized approach and moving away from articles personalized to the user.
Watson leads IBM charge as growth might be around the corner
IBM has reported another consecutive quarter of decline, but fortunes in the cloud hint it might not be long before Big Blue sorts itself out.
AI could claim 30% of jobs in next seven years
With the growth of artificial intelligence, the fears of many have started to become a reality as jobs start falling to the machines.
AI set to replace data scientist jobs now too
Research from Gartner has estimated more than 40% of data science tasks will be automated by 2020, highlighting the ambitions of AI.
Europe very slowly moves to prevent the machines taking over
In another example of glacial bureaucracy, a committee from the European Parliament has written a report which recommends a meeting about robots and AI.
Silicon Valley reckons it can give AI a conscience
LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman is one of a host of investors banking rolling a new initiative to develop ethics and governance standards for artificial intelligence.
The impatient consumer opens the door for AI adoption
Accenture has released new research which indicates the impatient and increasingly demanding digital consumer is driving artificial intelligence adoption.
Fiat Chrysler launches concept connected car at CES
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has released its new concept autonomous vehicle, Portal, at CES which it claims has been designed for millennials by millennials.
IBM’s Watson starts to take human jobs in Japan
The human race thought it had a bit longer, but the end is in sight. Or at least it is in Japan, where IBM’s Watson has started taking our jobs in the insurance sector.
2017 Predictions: What the industry thinks
While 2016 proved to be a solid year for incremental advancements in 5G, IoT and cloud computing, 2017 is set to be a big year for a number of breakthrough technologies.
Germany says hosting fake news will cost social media €500,000
The German government has unveiled plans to fine social media sites €500,000 if they fail to remove fake news stories from the site with 24 hours.
Microsoft tries to increase its artificial intelligence
Software giant Microsoft has continued its diversification drive with the launch of a bunch of clever things loosely grouped into the artificial intelligence silo.
Oracle predicts the end of human interaction
The way brands build their relationships with customers are set to undergo a significant change over the next couple of years thanks to the normalization of technologies such as VR and AI.
AWS steps up AI focus
AWS has announced three new features for its artificial intelligence portfolio at re:Invent 2016 in Las Vegas this week.
Google AI translation tool starts to teach itself
Don’t worry, Google’s AI hasn’t created its own language to hide evil intentions from its human masters, but it has started to teach itself how to translate without a human directly teaching it.
Salesforce summer spending spree succeeds
Salesforce has reported its quarterly earnings bringing in $2.14 billion for Q3, up 25% year-on-year, as it beat market expectations.
Google CEO launches £1 billion UK charm offensive
Google chief Sundar Pichai has been popping up all over the place in London this week promoting the company’s expansion in the UK.
Apple and PayPal continue crusade to end human interaction
Apple and PayPal have joined teams to take even more human contact out of our day-to-day lives – nice guys.
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