Mozilla's 'Common Voice', And How Crowdsourcing Speech Dataset Can Eliminate AI Biases
With human-computer interaction is shifting from touch to voice, the future would rely on voice control.
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How China's WeChat Becomes More Of An Operating System, By Involving Samsung
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Apple may have first pioneered the app store, and how users can benefit from third-party services on their phones. But in China where Apple struggles, WeChat is thriving.
Custom JavaScript Can Be Added To AMP Pages, Said Google
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Creating custom website involves custom stylesheet and custom JavaScript. For Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), the latter was not natively supported.
YouTube Starts Banning Intentionally Disturbing Videos Aimed At Children
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From adults to teenagers, toddlers and even younger audience, YouTube is many people's favorite to spend their time with
The Anti-Tracking Policy For Chromium-Based Browsers: Google's Respond To Apple
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On the internet, privacy is a luxury that no one can practically enjoy.
Android Rebrands With Only A Head, A Thinner Font, And A Diet Of No Sugar
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The Android mobile operating system was able to differentiate itself from Apple's iOS by using sugary names.
Bing Webmaster Tools Supporting Domain Connect To Ease Website Verification
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Webmasters that want to to submit their site to Bing, or to get report or access diagnostic tools from it, they need to first verify their ownership in Bing Webmaster Tools.
With Two New Chips And 'MindSpore', Huawei Wants To Further Enhance AI Computing
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Huawei may be behind Google, Facebook and some other U.S.-based companies when it comes to AI development, but this doesn't stop it from trying.
RubyGems Repositories On GitHub Were Infected By Cryptojacking Malware
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With cryptocurrency usage has become more common for modern transactions, more people want to own those digital coins for either for payment or investment.
Using AI, Gmail Starts Correcting Spelling And Grammar Mistakes, Automatically
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People may be capable of typing in all full 10 fingers. But even if they can do that efficiently, rarely that they can type without making mistakes.
