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Rabbit R1 AI-Powered Pocket Assistant With 360-Degree Rotating Camera Launched: Price, Specifications
Rabbit R1 pocket AI assistant was launched by US startup Rabbit on Wednesday. It sports a 2.88-inch touchscreen display and is equipped with a scroll wheel and push-to-talk button. The device has a 360-degree rotating camera and runs on Rabbit OS that is powered by the firm's Large Action Model and can perform actions on your behalf.
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Goibibo CTO on How AI and Conversational Platforms are Changing OTAs
Online travel booking hasn't changed much on the surface, but technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning are just as prevalent in this sector, explains Goibibo CTO Vikalp Sahni.
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Google Photos Now Recognises Your Pets
Google users will now be able to see photos of their dogs and cats grouped alongside people.
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Google I/O 2017: Google Photos Gets Suggested Sharing, Sharing Libraries, and Photo Books
At the annual developers conference, Google announced some new features for its Photos app including Suggested Sharing, Photo Books and Shared Libraries.
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Rabbit R1 AI-Powered Pocket Assistant With 360-Degree Rotating Camera Launched: Price, Specifications
Rabbit R1 pocket AI assistant was launched by US startup Rabbit on Wednesday. It sports a 2.88-inch touchscreen display and is equipped with a scroll wheel and push-to-talk button. The device has a 360-degree rotating camera and runs on Rabbit OS that is powered by the firm's Large Action Model and can perform actions on your behalf.
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Goibibo CTO on How AI and Conversational Platforms are Changing OTAs
Online travel booking hasn't changed much on the surface, but technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning are just as prevalent in this sector, explains Goibibo CTO Vikalp Sahni.
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Google Photos Now Recognises Your Pets
Google users will now be able to see photos of their dogs and cats grouped alongside people.
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Google I/O 2017: Google Photos Gets Suggested Sharing, Sharing Libraries, and Photo Books
At the annual developers conference, Google announced some new features for its Photos app including Suggested Sharing, Photo Books and Shared Libraries.
