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These Three iPhone Features Make Technology More Accessible for Persons With Disabilities
Apple recently introduced new accessibility features as part of the iOS 17 update, allowing users to utilise on-device machine learning technology to create a copy of their voice or access a much more simplified interface an iPhone or iPad. Ahead of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we take a look at how iOS 17 can simplify the use of...
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YouTube Working on ML That Flips Landscape Video Ads Into Vertical Formats
YouTube is experimenting with a new machine learning technology that will flip landscape video advertisements into vertical formats. The technology is based on how the person is watching videos on the platform and will keep the important elements in the centre of the frame in both formats.
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'Powered by AI' Is Superfluous Marketing, Pure Hogwash: Zerodha
There has been a noticeable increase in interest on artificial intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), but not everyone appears convinced about their application in making life (or business) easier. The latest to raise doubts on their efficiency is Zerodha founder Nithin Kamath.
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Remove Background From Image: 3 Simple Ways to Get Rid of Backgrounds in Your Photos
Removing backgrounds from images nowadays is as easy as pie with these methods.
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Robot Built for Japan's Ageing Workforce Finds Coronavirus Role
Mira Robotics developed its "Ugo" robot to reinforce greying Japan's shrinking workforce, but as the coronavirus threat persists, the Japanese startup is offering its machine as a tool in the fight against the outbreak, the company's CEO said.
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Snapchat Gets Time Machine Lens, Lets You Change How Old You Look in a Real Time
Snapchat has added a Time Machine lens to let you change the appearance of your age by dragging a slider across your screen. The new addition is available to both Android and iPhone users.
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Microsoft's Emoji8 App Can Evaluate How Well You Imitate Emoji
Microsoft has launched a new app called Emoji8 that allows users to compare their own facial expressions to emojis and get evaluated with scores.
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Powered by Personalisation: How AI and IoT Will Shape Unique Experiences for Customers
A wealth of data on consumers, coupled with the right analytics, can enable providing unique experiences to customers, and building better products.
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Google Announces PAIR, a Project Aimed at Improving AI and Machine Learning
PAIR or People + AI Research initiative will bring together people across Google - from researchers to professionals - to look at all the different way AI can be used and how people can interact with AI systems.
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From Myntra and Flipkart to Tech Providers, How AI Is Driving Fashion E-commerce in India
AI isn't just the realm of talking computers and sci-fi assistants. For verticals like apparel, it's also driving efficiencies for the e-commerce industry.
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Tim Cook on How Artificial Intelligence Is Enriching Apple
Artificial intelligence doesn't just mean smart bots that can talk to you - it also brings better use of the battery, and a simpler user experience.
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These Three iPhone Features Make Technology More Accessible for Persons With Disabilities
Apple recently introduced new accessibility features as part of the iOS 17 update, allowing users to utilise on-device machine learning technology to create a copy of their voice or access a much more simplified interface an iPhone or iPad. Ahead of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we take a look at how iOS 17 can simplify the use of...
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YouTube Working on ML That Flips Landscape Video Ads Into Vertical Formats
YouTube is experimenting with a new machine learning technology that will flip landscape video advertisements into vertical formats. The technology is based on how the person is watching videos on the platform and will keep the important elements in the centre of the frame in both formats.
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'Powered by AI' Is Superfluous Marketing, Pure Hogwash: Zerodha
There has been a noticeable increase in interest on artificial intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), but not everyone appears convinced about their application in making life (or business) easier. The latest to raise doubts on their efficiency is Zerodha founder Nithin Kamath.
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Remove Background From Image: 3 Simple Ways to Get Rid of Backgrounds in Your Photos
Removing backgrounds from images nowadays is as easy as pie with these methods.
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Robot Built for Japan's Ageing Workforce Finds Coronavirus Role
Mira Robotics developed its "Ugo" robot to reinforce greying Japan's shrinking workforce, but as the coronavirus threat persists, the Japanese startup is offering its machine as a tool in the fight against the outbreak, the company's CEO said.
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Snapchat Gets Time Machine Lens, Lets You Change How Old You Look in a Real Time
Snapchat has added a Time Machine lens to let you change the appearance of your age by dragging a slider across your screen. The new addition is available to both Android and iPhone users.
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Microsoft's Emoji8 App Can Evaluate How Well You Imitate Emoji
Microsoft has launched a new app called Emoji8 that allows users to compare their own facial expressions to emojis and get evaluated with scores.
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Powered by Personalisation: How AI and IoT Will Shape Unique Experiences for Customers
A wealth of data on consumers, coupled with the right analytics, can enable providing unique experiences to customers, and building better products.
-
Google Announces PAIR, a Project Aimed at Improving AI and Machine Learning
PAIR or People + AI Research initiative will bring together people across Google - from researchers to professionals - to look at all the different way AI can be used and how people can interact with AI systems.
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From Myntra and Flipkart to Tech Providers, How AI Is Driving Fashion E-commerce in India
AI isn't just the realm of talking computers and sci-fi assistants. For verticals like apparel, it's also driving efficiencies for the e-commerce industry.
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Tim Cook on How Artificial Intelligence Is Enriching Apple
Artificial intelligence doesn't just mean smart bots that can talk to you - it also brings better use of the battery, and a simpler user experience.
