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Heliograf - Light Soy Lamp
‘Light Soy’ lamp, by Heliograf,
Inspired by the iconic soy sauce fish container, with a brilliant message about single-use plastic.
Materials:
Borosilicate glass, acid-etched
Injection-moulded ABS
Powder-coated aluminium
Cardboard and semi-wet press bagasse pulp
Table Lamp Dimensions:
358mm H x 88mm D
Base diameter – 178mm
Pendant Light Dimensions:
352mm H x 88mm D
Canopy diameter – 100mm
Canopy depth – 40mm
As proud members of 1% for the Planet, one percent of revenue from Light Soy goes to nonprofit organisations protecting the oceans and preventing plastic pollution. Light Soy’s modular design means parts can be repaired, replaced or upgraded as necessary.
The Washington Post’s robot reporter has published 850 articles in the past year
By Lucia Moses, Digiday, September 14, 2017
It’s been a year since The Washington Post started using its homegrown artificial intelligence technology, Heliograf, to spit out around 300 short reports and alerts on the Rio Olympics. Since then, it’s used Heliograf to cover congressional and gubernatorial races on Election Day and D.C.-area high school football games.
The Associated Press has used robots to automate earnings coverage, while USA Today has used video software to create short videos. But media executives are more excited about AI’s potential to go beyond rote reporting. Jeremy Gilbert, director of strategic initiatives at the Post, shared what the paper has learned so far from robo reporting and what it’s still trying to figure out.
In its first year, the Post has produced around 850 articles using Heliograf. That included 500 articles around the election that generated more than 500,000 clicks--not a ton in the scheme of things, but most of these were stories the Post wasn’t going to dedicate staff to anyway.
Media outlets using AI say it’s meant to enable journalists to do more high-value work, not take their jobs. The AP estimated that it’s freed up 20 percent of reporters’ time spent covering corporate earnings and that AI is also moving the needle on accuracy. “In the case of automated financial news coverage by AP, the error rate in the copy decreased even as the volume of the output increased more than tenfold,” said Francesco Marconi, AP’s strategy manager and AI co-lead.
The robots in journalism's future
The robots in journalism’s future
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Menguji Performa HELIOGRAF -Robot Penyaji Berita Data Milik The Washington Post- dalam Olimpiade Rio 2016
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