Researchers At Google Created AI That Automatically Removes Watermark From Images
When searching for images on the web, how often do you see images that are protected with watermarks? More than often.
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Facebook Wants To Compete With YouTube, Again, By Launching 'Watch'
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There has been rumors about Facebook's plan to ramp up its video offerings. On We’ve been hearing for months about Facebook’s plans to ramp up its video offerings,
Alibaba Expands Its Grip In Southeast Asia By Investing To Indonesia's Tokopedia
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group has led a $1.1 billion (Rp14 trillion) investment round into Indonesian startup unicorn Tokopedia to become a minority shareholder.
Reddit Rolls Out Native Video Support, Adds Upload Feature to Website And Mobile Apps
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As a place for more than 100,000 "passionate and engaged communities", Reddit wants to provide the tools that enable people to express themselves deeper in conversations.
Google Adds 'Questions & Answers' Section To Maps And Mobile Search
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People ask questions when they don't know the answer to something they have in their minds. When deciding to travel, people also ask themselves questions before making a decision.
Facebook Watch Is A Video Platform That Shifts Its Focus Away From Teens
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Facebook wants to appeal everyone, and that includes teens.
Pinterest Allows People To Zoom In On Pins, And Redesigned Its Visual Search Icon
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Pinterest is a place for pinned images that interested its users. With the increasing number of pins, Pinterest continues to make it easier for users to use its visual search engine.
Instagram Follows Facebook's Lead By Having Threaded Comment Feature
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Conversation is what makes communication going. and that is the type of engagement Instagram wants.
AI Creates An Imaginary City: Rendering Cars, Streets, And Buildings That Don’t Exist
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Humans are still learning much in the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and anything new about what a computer can do to mimic humans can be surprising.
Google Adds Support For 30 More Languages, Including 'Voice-To-Emoji'
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Google in one of the most widely-used services on the web. With more than 500 million people around the world use Google to translate words and phrases, the company is getting more ambitious.
