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Top 10 Practices for Making A Great Chatbot
Entrepreneur - Murray Newlands
There are simple rules you need to follow to create an effective chatbot for your brand. Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Chatbots are contributing to businesses of all kinds
Computer science students should learn to cheat, not be punished for it
TNW - Matthew Hughes
Computer Science students are constantly getting into trouble for lifting entire blocks of code from the Internet. Yesterday, the New York Times published a fascinating piece about academic dishonesty
Hands-on: Flir One thermal camera gives your phone superpowers
Android Authority - Scott Adam Gordon
Update, January 12: We’ve updated the post with hands-on images and a video walkthrough of the Flir One thermal camera. Original post, January 4: Thermal imaging tech manufacturer Flir Systems has revealed
Russian malware detected in US electricity utility – report
The Guardian - Reuters
Code found within system of a Vermont electric utility was not used to disrupt operations but represents potentially serious vulnerability A malware code associated with Russian hackers has reportedly
IBM is working on a robot that takes care of elderly people who live alone
Business Insider - Chris Weller
In conjunction with Rice University, IBM is developing a series of sensors that can someday live inside a robot interface to help senior citizens stay safe. Susann Keohane, senior technologist at IBM says
Slack sounds scared as hell in its open letter to Microsoft
TNW - Abhimanyu Ghoshal
Ahead of the launch of Microsoft’s Teams chat and collaboration app, Slack took out a full-page ad in The New York Times to post an open letter, ‘welcoming’ Microsoft to the revolution and sharing some
Solar eclipse: The sun is disappearing, and you have only 10 months to prepare
independent.co.uk - Nancy Szokan
Don't say you weren't warned: Aug. 21, 2017, "may turn out to be the most popular vacation-day request in history," Michael E. Bakich writes in …
Researchers use the human body to transfer wireless passwords
Engadget - David Lumb
Like conducting electricity but with precious data. Sending data over wireless formats like WiFi and Bluetooth is very convenient, but not necessarily secure. A Princeton report back in January revealed