Month: November 2022

WhatsApp‘s new “Communities” feature, which will support communication across larger organizations, is beginning its rollout alongside the addition of 32-person video calls, the company announced Thursday.  The Communities feature, which is WhatsApp’s take on Telegram’s Groups and Channels sections, were first announced in April alongside the addition of emoji message reactions. Using Communities, the Meta-owned
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Meet Bump, a French software-as-a-service startup that wants to help you maintain and use APIs across your organization. The company automatically generates documentation for your APIs so that other teams always know how to use certain APIs. Over time, Bump becomes the central repository for all things related to your APIs. It acts as a
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Earlier this year a speech by Norway’s football boss at the annual FIFA Congress said the decision to award the competition to Qatar was “unacceptable”, while the global player’s union FIFPRO have also published a letter criticising Qatar’s treatment of migrant workers. G/O Media may get a commission Advertisement In France, the biggest supporter group
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Affordability is fairly malleable concept when it comes to consumer drones. We’ve seen plenty of systems positioned as affordable — or even cheap — over the years, but lowering the price point generally comes with its share of tradeoffs. It’s something DJI itself has flirted with a bit itself, with some more basic and entry-level
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Sophie Alcorn Contributor Sophie Alcorn is the founder of Alcorn Immigration Law in Silicon Valley and 2019 Global Law Experts Awards’ “Law Firm of the Year in California for Entrepreneur Immigration Services.” She connects people with the businesses and opportunities that expand their lives. More posts by this contributor Dear Sophie: How can early-stage startups
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/ Its tools are more accurate and available in new areas thanks to advances in AI Flooding in Sanford, Florida, after Hurricane Ian.Photo by Pauln Hennessy/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Google announced a big expansion of its flood forecasting and wildfire tracking services today. It launched a tool called Flood Hub globally, which patches together
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/ Wordcraft is a ‘magic text editor’ meant to inspire writers when crafting new stories, but it’s not likely to replace your favorite authors anytime soon Google’s Douglas Eck introducing Wordcraft, an AI-powered creative writing tool, at Google AI@. Photo by Victoria Song / The Verge Remember that time Google showed off its artificial intelligence
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Horizon Call of the Mountain | Announce TrailerSony also revealed more about the PS VR2’s launch line-up. In addition to the Horizon VR game, there will also be the following 11 ports and releases: The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR | Developer: Supermassive Games Crossfire: Sierra Squad | Developer: Smilegate The Light Brigade | Developer: Funktronic
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There are countless big problems left to solve in the world of automation, and robotic learning sits somewhere near the top. While it’s true that humans have gotten pretty good at programming systems for specific tasks, there’s a big, open-ended question of: and then what? New research demonstrated at Google’s AI event in New York
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At an AI-focused press event today in New York, Google announced that it’s bringing its AI-powered wildfire detection system to the U.S. Canada, Mexico and parts of Australia. It’s one of several “AI for good” efforts the company detailed this morning, which also included Google’s efforts to expand flood forecasting to more regions around the
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Episode 9 of incredible Star Wars series Andor hit Disney Plus on Wednesday, with mercenary Cassian Andor adjusting to life in a shiny dystopian Imperial prison with electrified floors. It’s especially galling when you consider that he was thrown in there because some random trooper decided to be a bully (and not because of the crimes he actually committed). Since he’s
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