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Qure.ai launches AI system to read head CT scans and find abnormalities
Fractal Analytics is funding the Qure.ai efforts and plans to invest up to $30 million over the next few years. Qure.ai's dataset and AI validation are published.
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS: The Linux for AI, clouds, and containers
Ubuntu will still live on as a desktop operating system, but that's not where Canonical sees it as having its greatest potential.
Amazon gives Alexa a memory, better conversational skills
Aiming for more natural, frictionless interactions with Alexa, Amazon is rolling out some big enhancements to its voice-activated assistant.
Make iPhone Great Again: Top fixes we want for America's beloved smartphone
Here are the things we'd like to see in future versions of Apple's iOS and iPhone hardware. MIGA!
Snapchat admits lessons learned, reveals second-generation Spectacles
Snap's second attempt at Spectacles includes HD video, faster transfers, and new colors.
How data analytics enhances the experience of air travel
Company providing in-flight entertainment technology uses AI and machine learning to help airlines improve services.
GDPR data breach notification letter
Once the GDPR becomes enforceable on May 25, 2018, organizations everywhere will be subject to stiff fines and penalties for noncompliance. This download includes an overview of the information required...
New mining malware also disables your computer's security
A year on from the vulnerabilities being leaked, attackers are still using leaked NSA tools to power new attacks - this time with the newly uncovered PyRoMine.
Intuit ups outlook after strong TurboTax sales
The company said sales of its tax-prep products should result in revenue growth of 12 to 13 percent in its consumer group.
Unnecessary Alexa tricks: Controlling a picture frame with your Echo
In a world where a sentient Pringles can listens to our every utterance and grants our every wish (subject to certain restrictions), do we really need to enable even more laziness? Heck to the yeah!
First ZTE, now Huawei: In the age of Trump paranoia, no Chinese smartphone is safe
Do American consumers and businesses want to live in a future where our options for purchasing electronics are much more limited and expensive than the choices we enjoy today?
