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How Sittercity sped up its babysitter screening process with Google's AutoML
By automating its process of screening babysitter photos, Sittercity has been able to cut back on man-hours and reduce a revenue-draining delay in the sitter approval process.
Mapping the world's food production with AI and satellites
Small farmers can now tell what their neighbors are planting with AI-aided satellite maps.
How Sittercity is using Google's AutoML to help screen babysitters
Sittercity's Phil Brown, head of operations, and Sandra Dainora, head of product, explain how they've used AutoML to eliminate a time-consuming manual portion of their screening process.
This is what AI looks like (as sketched by AI)
The self-portrait raises questions about the nature of creativity and human expression.
ASIO chief says encryption-busting scheme would not involve persistent monitoring
Head of ASIO Duncan Lewis has said there is a time limit to any assistance rendered under the Assistance and Access Bill.
Security: After Estonia's ID-card train wreck this identity app is taking Baltics by storm
Putting 2017's ID-card security crisis behind it, Estonia has come up with Smart-ID.
5G technology: A business leader’s guide
It’s still early days for 5G services, but as they’re being trialed and deployed, they’re on track to have a far-reaching impact for both consumers and businesses. This ebook looks at current and future...
Motorola Moto e5 range, First Take: A tale of three budget handsets
Two of Motorola's three e5 smartphones show what can be achieved at the affordable end of the market, while the third arguably sacrifices too much in pursuit of an attractive price point.
The most interesting Internet-connected vehicle hacks on record
As researchers turn their attention to vehicles, we've seen everything from sending drivers into a ditch to brakes which suddenly won't work.
Top vehicle hacking examples (in pictures)
Researchers have demonstrated everything from running cars off the road to remotely controlling your brakes.
Samsung opens seventh AI centre in Montreal
Samsung Electronics has opened its latest AI centre in Montreal, its seventh globally and fourth in North America.
