Michael ReuterArtificial Intelligence Bosch Launches An IoT App Store To Bring AI Surveillance To The Mass MarketForbes - Zak DoffmanThe video analytics market sits as a fast-growing segment within the equally-fast-growing video surveillance market: with the former expected to reach $9 billion within the latter’s $62 billion by 2023.
Michael ReuterTechnology Gemalto reports increase in blockchain use for securing the Internet of ThingsZDNet - Asha Barbaschow Gemalto has reported organisations turning to blockchain while the industry decides on appropriate security solutions and regulation. The use of …
Michael ReuterBlockchain Demystifying The Relationship Between IoT And BlockchainForbes - Rohan PintoThe internet of things (IoT) is one of the biggest trends in tech right now, and it is growing up in terms of popularity. Of course, IoT is not the only technology that is making a breakthrough at the
Michael ReuterInternet of Things A Changing Internet: The Convergence Of Blockchain, Internet Of Things, And Artificial IntelligenceForbes - Jayshree PandyaAs the internet evolves, what will be the impact of the convergence of the current IoT infrastructure with blockchain and artificial intelligence? Introduction The internet is evolving beyond its technical
Michael ReuterArtificial Intelligence The cognitive AI breakthrough: Real human-like reasoning in business AI solutionsVentureBeat - VB StaffConventional, data-crunching artificial intelligence, which is the foundation of deep learning, isn’t enough on its own; the human-like reasoning of symbolic artificial intelligence is fascinating, but
Michael ReuterArtificial Intelligence Sunday Reading: The Rise of Artificial IntelligenceThe New YorkerWe’re living through an extraordinary moment in technological history. In the past decade, the rise of artificial intelligence (both in theory and in practice) has revolutionized computer science and workplace.
Michael Reuter These Jaw-Dropping Facts Will Change Your Mind About the Internet of ThingsThe Motley Fool - Chris Neiger The market for the Internet of Things (IoT) has been slowly developing over the years, and now includes connected devices and automated systems for …
Michael Reuter Amazon’s vision for the future: delivery drone beehives in every cityCNBC - By James Vincent Amazon's drone delivery program stopped being a joke a while ago, but the company still has to overcome serious challenges to make the technology …
Michael ReuterHumanity What moral code should your self-driving car follow?Popular Science - Marlene CimonsTeaching a robot to make ethical decisions is pretty complicated. Imagine you are driving down the street when two people — one child and one adult — step onto the road. Hitting one of them is unavoidable.
Michael ReuterInternet of Things What is IoT’s disruptive role in the rise of sustaintech?ReadWrite - Don YeEnvironmental technology is breaking out of its shell and transforming into what is becoming today’s new buzzword: sustaintech, a combination of cleantech and smarttech. What does the emergence of sustaintech
Michael Reuter Taylor looking at embedding sensors and smarts in concreteZDNet - Chris Duckett Sydney, don't ask. You cannot retrofit sensors into apartment foundations. Australian construction firm Taylor is looking into the use of sensors in …
Michael ReuterInternet of Things How IoT Can Take Advantage Of Decentralization?medium.com - Farshad Kheiri, PhD, MSc. At 55Foundry, we are exploring how decentralization can help current technologies overcome major challenges. As part of this effort, we are looking …
Michael ReuterIcon version of the Flipboard logoInternet of Things Why the Internet of Things isn’t growing as rapidly as predictedverdict.co.uk - GlobalData Technology Early forecasts for the IoT suggested that there would be 50 billion global devices connected by 2020, but in reality we have only reached about 2 …
Michael ReuterMobile Technology Smart TVs are data-collecting machines, new study showsThe Verge - Zoe SchifferAdd smart TVs to the growing list of home appliances guilty of surveilling people’s movements. A new study from Princeton University shows internet-connected TVs, which allow people to stream Netflix Hulu,
Michael ReuterAndreessen Horowitz Open Source: From Community to Commercializationa16z.com - Peter Levine Editor’s Note: The open source software (OSS) movement has created some of our most important and widely used technologies, including operating …
Michael ReuterComputer Science The rise of open-source computingThe Economist It is good for competition—and may offer a way to ease the tech war TO THE AVERAGE capitalist “open source” software may seem like a pretty odd idea. …
Michael ReuterHealth Donate Your Health Care Data TodayThe New York TimesIf you’re reading this, you’ve probably become increasingly concerned about your data, and for good reason: It seems that every day, we wake up to news about a new data breach or privacy violation, encouraging
Michael ReuterWaymo Waymo Valuation Slashed on Autonomous Vehicle Tech Delaysyahoo.com - Gerrit De Vynck (Bloomberg) -- Morgan Stanley slashed its estimate of how much Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo driverless car business is worth, saying the technology is …
Michael ReuterQuantum Computing Proof emerges that a quantum computer can outperform a classical oneThe Economist Schrödinger’s cheetahProof emerges that a quantum computer can outperform a classical one IN AN ARTICLE published in 2012 John Preskill, a theoretical …
Michael ReuterChinese Academy of Sciences Chinese 500 Megapixel Camera Can Recognize All Individuals In Crowds Of Ten Thousandsfunkergaming.com Chinese researchers have developed a 500 megapixel “Super Camera” that can reportedly identify all faces in crowds of tens of thousands. The camera …
Michael ReuterAmazon Amazon and Apple are quietly building networks that know the location of everythingWired UK - Sophie Charara When Jeff Bezos got up on stage at Amazon's Alexa and Echo event in Seattle this week, he namechecked just one product, the Echo Studio speaker. …
Michael ReuterIcon version of the Flipboard logoForensics Homeharryr.github.io • https://github.com/arnaucube/go-snark • https://github.com/republicprotocol/zksnark-rs • https://github.com/o1-labs/snarky • Pinocchio & Gappetto - …
Michael ReuterTechnology Google has released a giant database of deepfakes to help fight deepfakesMIT Technology Review - Karen Hao It includes 3,000 AI-generated videos that were made using various publicly available algorithms. The context: Over the past year, generative …
Michael ReuterQuantum Computing Google researchers have reportedly achieved “quantum supremacy”MIT Technology Review - Martin Giles The news: According to a report in the Financial Times, a team of researchers from Google led by John Martinis have demonstrated quantum supremacy …
Michael ReuterScience One step closer future to quantum computersphys.org - Uppsala University Physicists at Uppsala University in Sweden have identified how to distinguish between true and 'fake' Majorana states in one of the most commonly …
Michael Reuter Technology firms vie for billions in data-analytics contractsThe Economist The digital assembly lineTechnology firms vie for billions in data-analytics contracts SOMEBODY LESS driven than Tom Siebel would have long since …
Michael ReuterArtificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence is changing every aspect of warThe Economist A new type of arms race could be on the cards AS THE NAVY plane swooped low over the jungle, it dropped a bundle of devices into the canopy below. …
Michael ReuterMobile Technology Soon, satellites will be able to watch you everywhere all the timeMIT Technology Review - Christopher Beam In 2013, police in Grants Pass, Oregon, got a tip that a man named Curtis W. Croft had been illegally growing marijuana in his backyard. So they …
Michael Reuter Smart Cities Are Built By Smart People, Not Smart ThingsForbes - Ellis Talton and Remington TonarDespite their recent surge in popularity, smart cities are not a new idea. In fact, their origins can be traced back a hundred years to the work of early 20th century urban planner Le Corbusier, who understood
