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8 Android narratives to approach with skepticism in 2018
New year, same ol' stories. Why do we keep buying into the hype?
Why you’ll fire Siri and do the job yourself
In the world of A.I., the best virtual assistant might turn out to be your virtual self.
With an AI back end, could we create an anti-abuse OS?
An OS-level feature could not only help us become better people, it could help us create a better world.
The rise of virtual assistants in the office
Between Apple's Siri, Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa, the workplace is getting rather chatty. Expect that trend to continue in 2018, but don't count on voice-activated assistants to tackle just any task.
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IDG Enterprise's Digital Edge 50: Pushing Digital Boundaries
Winning projects used technology such as artificial intelligence, IoT, virtual reality/augmented reality, cloud, data analytics and mobile/smart devices to drive business innovation.
Will augmented reality make lying obsolete?
Honestly, the biggest culture-changing application for augmented reality will be always-on lie detection.
10 reasons why Apple should acquire Shazam
Apple confirms it is buying Shazam, the leading music recognition service. Here are just 10 reasons why the deal makes sense.
Alexa for Business paves way for smart A.I. assistants at work
Amazon hopes to push Alexa into the office. At the same time, Cisco and Microsoft also see potential for voice-activated A.I. assistants to automate mundane tasks such as starting video conferences and booking meeting rooms.
The missing link in Microsoft’s A.I. strategy
The company’s minuscule mobile presence is likely the reason it kept Windows Phone on life support for so long.
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Mingis on Tech: Coding for Alexa
To most users, Alexa is the helpful voice in the Echo and Echo Dot. But with a little coding, it can be made to do much more than play music, turn on the lights or tell you the weather.
The big unspoken problem with digital assistants
AI-driven virtual assistants are supposed to adapt the system to the human not the other way around.
How to turn Google Assistant into a powerful list-making machine
All it takes is a few minutes to teach your Google Assistant an incredibly useful trick for next-level organization.
AI is great, but why do I still run out of toilet paper at home?
If we start to focus tasks that are easily automated and improve productivity, we may finally cut through the hype and have something to show when we say, “this is the year of AI.” And that’s something we can all get behind.
With Spark Assistant, Cisco adds voice-activated A.I. to videoconferencing
Cisco envisions a phased rollout of Spark Assistant, a new service designed to end some of the pain out of setting up office meetings.
Tech Talk: The technology that scares us
Halloween may be over, but the frights remain. Whether it's from the loss of privacy from Alexa or Google Home, fake news on social media or A.I. the future could be a tech dystopia.
Nvidia wants enterprises to join it in Holodeck VR environment
Nvidia is inviting 3D designers aboard its Holodeck, a high-resolution collaborative environment that businesses can use to design, develop and demonstrate their products in virtual reality.
Google’s Clips camera offers a snapshot of things to come
The most revolutionary product of the year so far is Google’s ‘trivial’ Clips camera. The reason might surprise you.
Machine learning-based threat detection is coming to your smartphone
MobileIron has partnered with a machine learning-based threat detection vendor to port its technology onto its EMM client, a growing trend in the mobile space.
The Google feed has lost its soul
Google's once-groundbreaking home for predictive intelligence has devolved into a clumsily constructed shell of its former self.
Tech Talk: The Equifax data breach, a new Apple Watch and A.I. for all
With the Equifax breach still making waves, the new Apple Watch now on wrists and A.I. seemingly everywhere, our panel digs into what's in the news in IT.
The latest iPhones show why A.I. is the new electricity
New technologies abound in the iPhone 8 and iPhone X, but one of them is not like the others.
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