A Team In Japan Completed AI Training In 15 Minutes, Beating Facebook's 1 Hour Record
Since we know that AI can be trained, many companies have made themselves a member in the AI race.
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Google Fuchsia OS Has Forked Swift: Working To Support Apple's Programming Language
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Google's "Fuchsia" operating system is still under development. An update to Google’s GitHub repository showed that the company had forked Swift, a programming language created by Apple for building iOS/macOS/tvOS/watchOS apps.
Chrome, Firefox, Safari And Edge Supporting WebAssembly: Making It The Web's Standard
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Both Apple and Microsoft have shipped new versions of Safari and Edge, respectively, that include support for WebAssembly.
Twitter Is Hunting Down Violent Groups "Both On and Off the Platform"
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The microblogging service Twitter announced changes to its policies about violent and hateful speech.
Amazon Joins ONNX: Taking A Fair Share Of Responsibility In AI's Future
Back in September 2017, the Open Neural Network Exchange (ONNX) was created by Microsoft And Facebook.
Facebook, Google And Twitter Commit To Fight Fake News With 'Trust Indicators'
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The internet has somehow changed the way we get news. The good thing is, information is abundance. But that bad is, most of the sources can't be trusted.
UC Browser Removed From Google Play Store For "Misleading Campaigns": Not The First Time
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UC Browser is a mobile web browser developed by the Chinese mobile Internet company UCWeb, owned by Alibaba Group.
IBM Ditches Helvetica Typeface. Make Way For 'IBM Plex'
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Technology giant IBM has been using the language of Helvetica for years. The typeface has been its choice for efficient, machine-like font designed to evoke a modern sensibility.
GitHub Updates: AtomText Editor Supports Real-Time Collaboration, Adds Security Flaws Alert Feature
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GitHub has announced several updates that include an improvement to its Atom text editor, and adding a feature alerts developers of security flaws in their project dependencies.
Facebook Is Cleaning Up, Removing Some Features From Its Developer Offerings
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Facebook in its blog post, has announced that it is phasing out third-party invites. This feature was designed and reserved for games from developers like Zynga and others.
