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AI Can Create Pictures
Artificial intelligence now has the ability to not only recognize pictures (such as a knowing a picture of a cat is a cat), but it can now generate its own original pictures, reports Forbes.
Read more...AI in Food Supply Research
According to Forbes, artificial intelligence is being used to help researchers find a way to prevent a global food shortage.
Read more...AI & Deep Learning Can Help with Genome Project
Deep learning can be used by researchers to sift through DNA data to help determine our human ancestors, reports Quanta.
Read more...Facebook Acquires AI & Visual Shopping Startup
GrokStyle, visual shopping and artificial intelligence company has been acquired by Facebook, reports Fortune. GrokStyle’s tech let’s consumers take a picture of an item and find similar items for sale online.
Read more...What Can Brands Do with AI
Brands are rapidly adopting AI and machine learning, despite not having a clear plan on what to do with it, reports Forbes.
Read more...Wireless Network Enabled AI Solution to Senior Care Facilities
CarePredict, a leading AI-driven digital health company that predicts potential health conditions in seniors by continuously monitoring daily activity and behavior patterns, today announced their partnership with CareWorx, a top-50 global managed service provider and market leader in technology solutions for the senior care sector.
Read more...Google Ditches Ethics Committee
According to Observer, Google is abandoning its new ethics in artificial intelligence committee just days after forming it.
Read more...PepsiCo Embraces AI
According to Forbes, PepsiCo has fully embraced AI and machine learning. The company uses the technology for everything from a robot that delivers snacks to streamlining the hiring process.
Read more...AI Can Help Monitor Space
Slingshot Aerospace has been selected by the United States Air force to develop AI to incorporate into the the Orbital Atlas predictive space situational awareness software, reports Space News.
Read more...AI Watches Over Employees
According to the Guardian, many UK companies are using AI programs developed by Status Today to monitor their employees behavior.
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