Check out the homemade AI shades this software engineer made
Software engineer Nick Bild created sunglasses with a difference: these AI shades can react to motion gestures. We spoke to him to find out more about them.
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MIT developed a wormlike robot that can swim through your veins
Just when you think MIT had developed everything achievable with modern technology they announce yet another innovation to change the face of medicine and healthcare
AI deepfake fools CEO into transferring a quarter of a million euros
A fraudster has used AI-assisted speech synthesis to scam a company into wiring money to a third-party
Meet the incredible robot hand that could transform remote operations
Shadow Robot Company’s robot hand, the Tactile Telerobot, has been used to move chess pieces 5,000 miles away. Now it could be used for critical missions.
Google discovers evidence of “sustained effort” to hack iPhones
Google’s security researchers have found evidence of a two-year long attack on iPhones.
How Tractable is revolutionising insurance with AI
What if insurance claims could be made based on data drawing from millions of images? Meet Tractable, the AI company reimagining an industry with technology.
Facebook is teaching an AI Minecraft
Researchers at Facebook are teaching an artificial intelligence to play Minecraft.
Elon Musk and Jack Ma met at the World AI Conference and didn’t quite see eye to eye
Jack Ma and Elon Musk, two of the most successful entrepreneurs of the 21st century, took to the stage to speak in front of a packed auditorium at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, China.
Taiwan unveils driverless minibus
Taiwan has unveiled its first fully-autonomous electric vehicle, developed and manufactured solely by Taiwanese businesses
Lip-reading CCTV will have a “suppressive effect” on the public
Seventy years on from George Orwell’s 1984, an increased number of new CCTV surveillance technologies slip into use unnoticed, prompting calls for greater transparency
How can SaaS benefit businesses?
The cloud may pose a number of questions but SaaS (Software as a Service) can provide an affordable, efficient solution tailored to a business.
Ex-Google autonomous vehicle engineer stole trade secrets
Anthony Levandowski, who worked on autonomous vehicles at Google, has been charged with stealing trade secrets from the company.
5G super masts set to eliminate signal blind spots in the UK
As 5G sweeps across the UK, dozens of super-tall phone masts are set to be built to reduce signal blind spots.
Graphene: Discover the material that could revolutionise technology
Graphene is impossibly strong, incredibly flexible and good for the environment. We asked a 2D scientist about whether it could change mankind forever.
EU to launch tech fund to compete with US and Chinese firms
EU officials have drafted plans for a technology company fund, to compete with giants in the US and China.
How can technology fight forest fires?
The Amazon is experiencing the most devastating forest fires in almost a decade, gripping the world and raising questions over the cause, and the solution.
Monzo: how the bank of the future uses AI
Monzo is changing perceptions of financial institutions, one pink card at a time. We speak to their machine learning lead on how AI is transforming banking.
Cloud vulnerabilities grow as use increases
New research suggests that a multi-cloud future will require new innovations in cloud security as organisations favour many providers, increasing the risk of sensitive data disclosures
Facebook and Twitter crackdown on China’s campaign of disinformation
Facebook and Twitter are tackling China’s attempt to spread disinformation. The social media networks have announced that they’re working to remove a vast campaign targeting the events in Hong Kong
Google translates hand gestures to speech with sign language AI
Google has announced a new machine learning model for tracking hands and recognising gestures, giving once soundless sign language a voice.