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Going deeper: Moveworks snags $75M in new money to bolster deep learning in enterprise
Moveworks has been bringing natural-language bots to help desk applications, and it just got a giant new round of funding to commercialize large-scale NLP processing models such as Google's BERT.
Google makes Contact Center AI generally available
Meanwhile, Avaya and Mitel have joined the list of integration partners working with Google to help organizations implement Contact Center AI
IBM, The Weather Company launch GRAF weather forecasting system globally
GRAF can predict conditions up to 12 hours in advance with detail and update forecasts six to 12 times more frequently than current modeling.
Want to discover the knowledge graphs in your enterprise data? Siren just secured $10 Million to help do that
Siren promises the benefits of knowledge graphs, without the hassle of reinventing your existing data management and infrastructure
Singapore wants widespread AI use in smart nation drive
With the launch of its national artificial intelligence (AI) strategy, alongside a slew of initiatives, the Singapore government aims to fuel AI adoption to generate economic value and provide a global platform on which to develop and testbed AI applications.
Brazil can boost GDP by over 7% with full AI adoption, says Microsoft
The technology giant is optimistic about the gains artificial intelligence can bring but warned shortcomings around education need to be addressed.
Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott takes over from Harry Shum as head of AI and Research
Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott is going to be heading up Microsoft's combined AI and Research Group, effective immediately. Harry Shum, who has been heading up the group, is leaving the company, but there's no official word on where he's going.
Google's plan to collect health data on millions of Americans faces federal inquiry
Google defends its Project Nightingale deal with Ascension, which involves access to detailed patient records.
Tesla power storage: Balkan battery project is 'largest running in Europe'
Slovenian €15m Tesla-based battery scheme is also the first in the Balkans.
New-look Nuance concentrates on conversational AI and biometric security
With its imaging and automotive divisions sold and spun off respectively, Nuance is now unified and silo-free. We talk with two executives about the company's new direction.
Qantas CIO looks to cloud, AI, and data to manage flight disruptions
The Australian airline carrier is now able to manage flight disruptions in minutes -- not hours.
Intel unveils next-gen Movidius VPU, codenamed Keem Bay
The chipmaker also demonstrated the new Nervana Neural Network Processor for Training (NNP-T) and the Nervana NNP for inference, expanding its portfolio of AI-focused hardware.
Facebook’s latest giant language AI hits computing wall at 500 Nvidia GPUs
Facebook AI research's latest breakthrough in natural language understanding, called XLM-R, performs cross-language tasks with 100 different languages including Swahili and Urdu, but it's also running up against the limits of existing computing power.
Twitter is asking for your help in the battle against deepfakes
Social media platforms are racing to fight the spread of fake content. Now Twitter is turning to its users for guidance on the best strategy to implement.
Google updates CallJoy phone agent with customizable AI features
CallJoy's new Call Actions feature lets small business owners customize how the agent will respond to callers' requests for help.
IT spending, cloud computing, big data, virtual reality, and more: Research round-up
All the data that matters to you from the past month in technology news.
The Nightmare in Silicon Valley: 8 horror technologies that should scare you to death
Every night is fright night with what can happen once these scary technologies take hold in ways that you may not have imagined.
Windows tablets through the ages: The good, the bad and the ugly, in pictures
A tour through some of most popular - and most unusual - Windows devices of the last two decades, from Tablet PCs to the Surface Duo.
Julia programming language, cloud computing, cybersecurity worries: Research round-up
All the facts and figures that matter to you and your business from the past month in technology news.
Cool new products from USA CBD Expo 2019
CBD Expo at the Miami Beach Convention Center has come and gone. Here are the best products and solutions for the hemp industry we saw at the show.
Cloud computing winners, IT security job salaries, 5G network plans: Tech research round-up
All the data that matters to you from the past month in technology news.
AI, cybersecurity, programming languages, smart speakers, and more: Research round-up
All the facts and figures that matter to you and your business from the past month in technology news.
What's in a name? These DevOps tools come with strange backstories
From Ansible to Vagrant, we take a look at 23 coding and DevOps tools with curious origin stories and strange-sounding names. Want to know the etymology of your favorite software? Browse this.
Best live TV and video streaming services: Top picks for cord-cutters
Looking to ditch your cable package? Here are the absolute best alternatives -- whether you want to watch specific shows and movies on demand, stream live TV, or get access to archived libraries from specific networks.
Features we initially mocked, but then came to love
Many tech products are introduced with great fanfare and excitement. Customers flock to buy them, even sometimes standing in line for hours. But some products, and in particular, features, just don't inspire the same kind of buzz. In this gallery, we'll look at a bunch of features that inspired more "why" than "wow," but proved to be beloved by ZDNet's contributors and editors.
Best of MWC 2019: Cool tech you can buy or pre-order this year
Between all the 5G devices and foldable phones, it might seem like nearly everything announced at MWC 2019 is too futuristic to purchase soon. In reality, many of these new gadgets are already available to pre-order or will launch later this year. Here's the best tech we've spotted on the show floor that's releasing in 2019.
Tech that stole our heart or broke it
With Valentine's Day around the corner, ZDNet's contributors and editors were reminded of all the technology they were infatuated with, either in their past or present, as well as anything that might've left them bitter and broken-hearted.
Star Trek technology still influential after over 50 years
The 20th century Earthlings who first tuned into the "Star Trek" television series in 1966 would certainly be amazed at how much science fiction is now science fact.
CES 2019: Weird and wonderful tech, gadgets
Here are some of the more unusual, novel, and sometimes bizarre products being showcased at CES 2019.
The future of food includes self-driving tractors, precision agriculture, robots, AI, and IoT
Get a first-hand look at how technology is transforming the way food is being produced for a rapidly growing population.
China's Didi Chuxing resumes Hitch services despite past controversy
The relaunch implements new rules that limit when female passengers can use the car-pooling service, which has sparked controversy among users.
NAB, CBA, Telstra, and Microsoft to test Australian government AI ethics principles
The businesses have voluntarily put their hands up to test the principles in real world scenarios.
Microsoft's new storage system can hold Superman movie in bit of glass
Microsoft says its latest collaboration with Warner Bros could help store data for generations to come.
Google launches open-source project for Cardboard VR viewer
Developers can now build experiences for the no-frills virtual reality device.
US Postal Service: AI will sort your packages faster
The USPS will use Nvidia GPU-accelerated servers from Hewlett Packard Enterprise to process mail faster and more accurately.
12 percent of NSW drivers opted for digital licence in first week
The digital licence is setting the scene for the future of identity, as Minister Dominello seeks to make Marie Kondo happy.
Robotaxis: A necessary step to self-driving cars?
ZDNet's Stephanie Condon tells Karen Roby why Intel's Mobileye is going all in on robotaxis. Read more: https://zd.net/2CsHIkM
How property marketing is going mobile
Emily Olman, CEO and co-founder at SpatialFirst, tells Tonya Hall about the emerging technologies that are making it possible to use spatial computing to imagine the potential of a home or office.
The Pentagon is trying to apply ethical rules to the use of killer robots
A draft document published last week by the DoD establishes guidelines for an ethical use of AI in warfare. ZDNet's Daphne Leprince-Ringuet wonders what's next? Read more: https://zd.net/34CuzBs
Where to get a flu shot? Facebook adds digital health tools for US users
Facebook moves into the digital health market with screening tools and checkup reminders.
Armageddon: Can tech be used to break up an asteroid?
Tonya Hall talks to KT Ramesh, professor at Johns Hopkins University, to learn more about how technology can be used to break an asteroid into tiny pieces, along with the hazards that come from this.
Building a project around the AI ladder
Tonya Hall talks to Dinesh Nirmal, vice president of IBM data and AI development, to learn about the AI ladder and how deployment teams can build their projects around that.
Our autonomous future: Driverless cars, drones, and robotic vehicles will drive unprecedented change and touch every industry
Driverless cars are the world's most prominent example of AI and robotics in action. But driverless trucks, semis, delivery vehicles, and drones are poised to unleash a new level of automation in the enterprise.
Removing microplastics from water with magnets
Tonya Hall sits down with Fionn Ferreira, the grand prize winner of the 2018-2019 Google Science Fair, to learn more about his innovative idea that uses statistics and a home-built spectrometer to remove microplastics from water.
Phone ban for public schools in Western Australia
The state government says it will improve the wellbeing of students, by encouraging children to connect socially in class and in the school yard.
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Preferred 9
Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 is the best tool available for dictating text and commanding a Web browser by voice, despite the gradual adjustments needed to conform to your personal manner of speaking.
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