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Amazon on Thursday announced the Dash Smart Shelf with a built-in scale that can automatically reorder office supplies when you're running low.
This is a really unique product idea that has the potential to be very useful to businesses. However, it is kind of creepy that it automatically buys stuff for you without your knowledge!
What defines modern machine learning is its ability to pick out insights from massive data sets that humans will never be able to see.
This article talks about how machine learning will soon help find the perfect candidates for drug testing. This could drastically change how pharmaceutical companies conduct trials and research
The company said political ads would not be directed specifically to audiences based on their public voter records or political affiliations.
I have a hard time believing Google will actually go through with this, especially because they make all of their money on advertisements.
Ryan Scott, Chief Technology Officer at AiBuy, explains the potential of shoppable video technology for fashion industry and beyond.
This new technology could end showcasing.
The search giant’s new console-free gaming service is a neat concept. But there are bugs and too many unknowns.
This could be very interesting; and reminds me of the our discussion about the cloud. Instead of using a device, people are looking at data companies to run and save their programs.
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales thinks he can create a better social network. Called WT:Social, the network has no financial association with Wikipedia, but operates on a similar business model: donations, not advertising. WT:Social went live last month and is currently nearing 50,000 users. The company is rolling out access slowly; when I signed up, I …
This article is about how Wikipedia’s co-founder wants to make a free social media network similar to Facebook. Instead of running on advertisements, however, he plans to follow the wikipedia model and run on donations. This could work since a lot of people are tired of seeing advertisements on Facebook, but I’m not sure how many people would be willing to donate since there’s already a free option.
Police are investigating a possible kidnapping in Los Angeles after a doorbell camera captured a woman’s chilling screams for help, according to a report. The Ring device installed at a Leime…
I brought this up in breakout the other day but this is crazy! Earlier in class we talked about how these doorbells being able to record everything is an invasion of privacy, but in this case, it was very useful!
Facebook has faced a barrage of concern over an apparent bug that resulted in the social media giant’s iPhone app exposing the camera as users scroll through their feed. A tweet over the weekend blew up after Joshua Maddux tweeted a screen recording of the Facebook app on his iPhone. He notic…
This is kind of creepy that it happened and I really hope it didn’t happen to me. It seems like Facebook just can’t catch a break nowadays.
Amazon is opening its first non-Whole Foods grocery store in the LA neighborhood of Woodland Hills, the retailer today confirmed. The news of the new store was first reported by CNET, which spotted several job postings referencing the location, including those for a zone leader, grocery associates …
Amazon is opening a new grocery store that is NOT a Whole Foods. What interested me though is that the article says they plan to use traditional checkout technology, rather Than the pickup and walk out without going through a check out line that we’ve talked about. I wonder why they want to switch back?
Smart homes let homeowners turn on lights and unlock doors from a mobile phone. But the technology also sends incredible amounts of data to big tech companies.
This article is about the growing popularity of smarthomes. Residents like the convenience and safety, but they still feel uncomfortable with the idea of cameras everywhere. It reminds me a lot of that old Disney movie Smart House
‘Alexa, play The Mandalorian’
This is relieving since I use an amazon fire stick to stream everything.
The shelter may be the largest family shelter in Washington. Amazon employees will have opportunities to volunteer there.
A lot of tech companies have been trying to help the housing crisis, so it is interesting that Amazon is offering space in its building to help homeless people.
Amazon.com Inc Chief Executive Jeff Bezos has plans to slash greenhouse gas emissions from the online retailer's delivery operations. Amazon Air's U.S. volume has risen steadily since its 2016 launch, according to an analysis of Department of Transportation data by Cargo Facts Consulting https
With the increasing demand of fast shipping, this is interesting how they’re trying to implement ways to combat climate change.
The Justice Department’s charges raised questions about the security of technology companies.
This is kind of creepy because other social media apps could be doing this as well. They need to be careful with who has access to private information!
India is home to the world’s third largest startup ecosystem, having added over 1,300 tech startups in 2019.Number of Indian unicorns could increase to 95-105 by 2025, says Nasscom president Debjani Ghosh
This is really interesting because I would have never expected India to have that many unicorn startups!
Lilium, a German start-up, illustrates the potential and the risks of creating a new generation of electric aircraft for urban transportation.
This article is about companies pushing to make flying taxes. I know that it sounds cool, but the thought of them kind of freaks me out.
The United States is virtually the only developed nation without a comprehensive consumer data protection law and an independent agency to enforce it.
This is an interesting article especially considering what is going on with Facebook. Could this be an indication that there will be a federal agency that regulates data? Will that mean we would have to start paying for things like Google? And where would the line of too much government interference be drawn?