Science360
Enter the Community College Innovation Challenge
Are you a community college student who has a novel idea that uses science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM)? The National Science Foundation (NSF) and the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) present the third...
Curated Video
The Science of Disgust
This video explores the fascinating topic of how the brain recognizes and processes disgust. Researchers have discovered that a specific area in the brain called the insula plays a crucial role in recognizing disgust in other people's...
IDG TECHtalk
Technology That Scares Us | TECH(talk)
Drones, self-driving vehicles and intrusive tech devices have our otherwise fearless hosts on edge. Watch as IDG TECH(talk) hosts Ken Mingis and Juliet Beauchamp, plus Macworld’s Michael Simon discuss why that tech scares them and share...
Next Animation Studio
Home-sharing company to install facial recognition door locks in China
Home-sharing company Xiaozhu, plans to install door locks equipped with facial recognition in Chengdu, China.
Bill Carmody
Understanding the Essence of Machine Learning
What is machine learning? How is machine learning different than artificial intelligence? In this video, we explore some of the key differences and demystify what machine learning is and what it isn't.
Globalive Media
Beyond Innovation: Episode 25
A robotic arm cooks hamburgers, a face scanner clinches sales and a connected car links to our social lives. Plus, Michael and Anthony speak with billionaire professor David Cheriton about automating computer networking systems.
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Next Animation Studio
China monitors its citizens using AI-embedded CCTV cameras
China has developed CCTV cameras embedded with artificial intelligence to track the movements of civilians across the country.
Globalive Media
Beyond Innovation: Episode 24
AI learns to brew beer, robots run an indoor farm and technology starves cancer cells into submission. Plus, Michael and Anthony speak with a LinkedIn co-founder about platforms transforming everyday tasks. Hosted by venture capitalist...
The Wall Street Journal
Demo: The Baby Face of the Robot Uprising
Soul Machines co-founder and CEO Mark Sagar demonstrates the company's animated virtual baby, BabyX, at the WSJ D.Live conference in Laguna Beach, Calif.
Next Animation Studio
Orlando airport implements facial recognition for international travelers
Orlando's main airport hub is implementing facial recognition technology for international travelers.
The Wall Street Journal
Salesforce's Paula Goldman on Navigating the Ethical Issues in AI
The ethics of AI have become an important business and reputation issue in light of the Covid-19 pandemic and public protests. Paula Goldman shares how companies can address the ethical perils of biased algorithms, surveillance...
Kenhub
Brodmann areas
The cerebral cortex is divided into 52 regions according to its cytoarchitecture.
Curated Video
Amazon Investors Push to Halt Use of Facial Recognition Software
At Amazon's annual shareholder meeting this spring, a group of investors will be asking the tech giant to halt all governments sales of its proprietary facial recognition technology, known as Rekognition. The software, which scans faces...
Curated Video
Need 2 Know: Day of Mourning for Bush, Mueller Says Flynn Is Talking
These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018.
Curated Video
Microsoft President Calls for Facial Recognition Regulations
Facial recognition software is getting more accurate and cheaper, but it isn't without serious risks of bias, discrimination and concerns over privacy. Microsoft President Brad Smith came on Cheddar to call for regulations on the nascent...
Curated Video
Microsoft President Brad Smith Calls for Facial Recognition Regulations
After a year of reckoning for big technology, Microsoft President Brad Smith is urging his peers to learn from their mistakes and improve their privacy protections ー and for governments to impose regulations that make sure they follow...
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Microsoft President: We Will Continue to Contract with Military, Despite Employee Backlash
Microsoft has been receiving mounting backlash for its contracts with the military and federal immigration agencies, and company president Brad Smith told Cheddar that the contracts do not get in the way of the Microsoft raising its...
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Microsoft President: We Will Contract with Military Despite Employee Backlash
Microsoft has been receiving mounting backlash for its contracts with the military and federal immigration agencies, and company president Brad Smith told Cheddar that the contracts do not get in the way of the Microsoft raising its...
Curated Video
Will AI take over the world?
From offices to living rooms, devices with human-like characteristics are quickly creeping into our lives.
Curated Video
Camera Wars Heat Up as Samsung Teases Galaxy S9
Samsung Galaxy S9 looking to rival the iPhone X camera. The tech giant announcing on Thursday plans to reveal the S9 device on February 25th. CNET Senior Editor Dan Ackerman explains how Samsung's upcoming device might fare against...
Curated Video
Hope King: Apple Event Is Ramping Up
Ten years after the first iPhone changed everything, Hope is in Cupertino for the Apple event. She has the latest rumors, and explains how ARKit will transform your relationship with your phone.
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AI cam
Daniel Putterman, co-CEO of Kogniz, on his firm's people-tracking, threat-assessment technology
Curated Video
Brainstorm AI London 2024: AI’s Impact On The Geopolitical Landscape
Emran Mian, Director General, Digital Technologies and Telecoms, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) Robyn Scott, Co-founder and CEO, Apolitical Guy Williams, Head, UK Defence, Palantir Technologies Moderator: Alan...
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Could the EU's Artificial Intelligence Act increase mass surveillance systems?
The use of facial recognition technology could increase across the European Union despite efforts to regulate it under the bloc-wide Artificial Intelligence Act.