Facebook Updated Data Policy: The 4,200 Words With Not Much Of A Choice
The social giant of the web Facebook updates the policies it use when collecting data from its more than 2 billion users who use it every month.
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Researcher Create AI That Paints Nude Art: Terrifying And Intriguing At The Same Time
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Creating a nude portrait is a deeply intimate experience between the painter and the model. Someone is trying to change that with AI.
Google Wants To Teach People How To Code With 'Grasshopper'
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When there is demand, there is supply. With the IT sector becoming more popular as technology continues to evolve, Google wants to at least help those in it get a head start.
Yahoo! Mail Updates With Performance Boost, Added Themes Functionality And More
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Yahoo! Mail was once a big player, and still is. But with the company crumbling down, it's becoming shy if compared to its bigger competitor, Google's Gmail.
Microsoft Makes Translator App Work Offline, Without Dedicated AI Hardware
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Most tech-savvy individuals need at least one translator app on their smartphone while travelling. Notably, it's Google Translate. But Microsoft wants to leverage AI further to make translating even better.
'Adversarial Robustness Toolbox' Is How IBM Wants To Test Deep Learning AI
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AI is smart and can help people in many ways. However, they have their own weaknesses, which developers may not understand or capable in solving them quickly.
Researchers Want To Solve Cryptography Using Quantum Mechanics
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We always have been fascinated by random numbers. From lotteries to rolls of dice, they have attracted us to expecting something unpredictable.
2018 Q2 Report: Privacy Fears, But Social Media Use Is Still Increasing
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In the 2018 Q2 Global Digital reports for We Are Social and Hootsuite shows that people around the world are still using social media with their number growing.
Helping Publishers Facing Ad blockers, Google Brings 'Funding Choices' To More Countries
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Ad blockers are probably publishers' worse enemies.
Sina Weibo Has Reversed A Short-Lived Ban On LGBT-Related Contents
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Only a few days after China’s version of Twitter, Sina Weibo, banned all content containing homosexuality contents from its platform, it reversed its decision.
