Tipping points that change the course of internet technology are not rare, but they also don’t come around often. I think we’ve seen two massive tipping points in 2022: generative AI, which has leapt to the forefront of internet culture this year, and the beginnings of a movement away from cent...
- Thursday, 15 December 2022 06:26
- By [Source: This article was published in thenewstack.io By Richard MacManus]
It is no secret that technology has had a profound impact on education. With the advent of laptops, tablets, and smartphones, educators have been able to bring lessons to life in ways that were once unimaginable. However, there are some technologies that can actually hinder learning rather than help...
- Wednesday, 02 November 2022 11:11
- By Rebecca
Researchers from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and the Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden have achieved data rates over 1Pbit/s using a single laser and a single optical chip. The international team succeeded in transmitting 1.84Pbit/s using one optical source over a...
- Thursday, 27 October 2022 07:32
- By [Source: This article was published in eenewseurope.com By Nick Flaherty]
Excelling as a student involves constant improvement as a learner through the help of modern tools, such as virtual labs, among many others. A virtual lab is an extension of internet learning where people can conduct practical exercises. Using this form of laboratory, students can engage in experime...
- Friday, 30 September 2022 06:35
- By Amanda Taylor
In writing a research paper or other content, there are always chances for comprehensive mistakes. While writing, your content should be unique and accurate. When your content contains plagiarism or grammar mistakes, you always need some help to solve them. Then you go for the tools which correct th...
- Friday, 23 September 2022 11:05
- By Jack
The past two years have been nothing but transformative for the education industry. Online learning has managed to become the norm in many universities around the globe, just as remote work has done for the job market. According to recent research, 60% of online students reported improved soft skill...
- Saturday, 10 September 2022 13:50
- By Christian Duke
We inadvertently use fractions in many ways while carrying about our daily lives. It is reasonable to say that fractions are essential to the world as we now know it. As a result, fractions have been made simpler using an online negative fraction calculator allowing for easy enjoyment of daily arith...
- Wednesday, 31 August 2022 11:17
- By Reeja
High availability One-way databases are changing is through cloud integration and convergence of technologies. Databases have a long history that dates all the way back to the invention of the first computers as we know them today. Since the 1960s, when databases first appeared, computers have advan...
- Monday, 30 May 2022 09:17
- By Hema Seth
Writing an assignment is not an easy task especially when you don’t have enough understanding of the topic. It has been seen that many students are facing hard to write their assignments and getting lower grades. There are multiple issues that you may have to face while writing an assignment. One ...
- Monday, 30 May 2022 09:17
- By Aidan Caroline
Cloud computing was popular and well-established before the epidemic, but it has risen to prominence due to the forced transition to remote working. And it appears to be here to stay. Cloud technologies are transitioning away from linear evolution and toward exponential growth. The demand for cloud ...
- Friday, 04 March 2022 15:34
- By Alex Morgan
OCR is one of the paramount technologies for writers. So, which of these remarkable tools should you aim for? Using an OCR tool has many implications for the writer. It can improve productivity and help writers achieve better results in mere seconds. It helps extract texts from images and physical m...
- Friday, 04 March 2022 09:19
- By Erin R. Goodrich
Researchers are finding that the intersection of Google, smartphones, and our memories is starting to mess with how we judge our own abilities. A researcher used a series of eight experiments to test how people used and thought about their own knowledge as they completed short quizzes of general kn...
- Thursday, 09 December 2021 07:02
- By [Source: This article was published in nbcnews.com By David Ingram]
The Best top browsers in terms of speed, personalization, privacy, and customization. When looking for the best web browser for your device, privacy personalization and speed are two of the most important factors to consider. Some require more of your system's resources, whereas others are relativel...
- Tuesday, 05 October 2021 21:46
- By Erin R. Goodrich
Also, internet usage is on track to pass 3,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes by then. Five years from now, there will be more machines talking to one another than people using smartphones, tablets, and laptops, according to Cisco's annual internet forecast. Machine-to-machine communication, also ca...
- Wednesday, 25 August 2021 01:48
- By Anna K. Sasaki
We are confronted by staggering amounts of new information every day. Trainers in particular can be easily overwhelmed by the wealth of information related to competitor data, new product and service launches, market changes, and industry trends and wind up with information anxiety. Although we have...
- Friday, 20 August 2021 18:13
- By [Source: This article was published in td.org By Jeff Davidson]
One of the recent issues that have emerged within the field of artificial intelligence (AI) is that of bias in computer vision. Many experts are now discovering bias within AI systems, leading to skewed results in various different applications, such as courtroom sentencing programs. There is a lar...
- Tuesday, 09 February 2021 19:33
- By [Source: This article was published in unite.ai By Alex McFarland]
The news of Google’s recent firing of Timnit Gebru has taken the online world by storm. Gebru was the lead researcher for Gender Shades, a project that “evaluates the accuracy of AI-powered gender classification products.” In other words, her work was to see if artificial intelligence and mac...
- Friday, 08 January 2021 05:02
- By [Source: This article was published in innotechtoday.com By Garit Boothe]
Restricted to our homes for months now, many of us have been putting up with a persistent annoyance: a lousy internet connection. When we are working, a video call with colleagues becomes pixelated, with delayed audio. When we are relaxing, movies and video games take ages to download. In the worst ...
- Tuesday, 15 September 2020 04:14
- By [Source: This article was published in nytimes.com By Brian X. Chen]
How does AI extract meaning from the text? It's not as simple—and definitely not as easy—as you might think. In September, the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI2) unveiled a computer program c called Aristo that could correctly answer more than 90 percent of the questions on an e...
- Wednesday, 25 December 2019 04:53
- By [Source: This article was published in pcmag.com By Ben Dickson]
[Source: This article was published in extremetech.com By Joel Hruska - Uploaded by the Association Member: Edna Thomas] Killer is the first company out the door with new products based on Intel’s AX200. This is a major step forward for Killer — the company has faced criticism in the past over t...
- Monday, 23 September 2019 15:31
- By [Source: This article was published in extremetech.com By Joel Hruska]
[Source: This article was published in theverge.com By Loren Grush - Uploaded by the Association Member: Issac Avila] Now it just needs to launch more satellites OneWeb — an aerospace company with plans to beam internet connectivity from space — announced plans today to provide “fiber-like int...
- Thursday, 19 September 2019 00:05
- By [Source: This article was published in theverge.com By Loren Grush]
[Source: This article was Published in theguardian.com BY Peter Lewis - Uploaded by the Association Member: Grace Irwin] As the web evolves, we should ask how we can maximize its benefits for all and mitigate the obvious damage hen new technology destroyed their livelihood in the early 19th centur...
- Wednesday, 10 July 2019 03:59
- By [Source: This article was Published in theguardian.com BY Peter Lewis]
[Source: This article was Published in techxplore.com BY Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory - Uploaded by the Association Member: Jeremy Frink] Sure, computers can be used to play grandmaster-level chess (chess_computer), but can they make scientific discoveries? Researchers at the U.S. Departm...
- Wednesday, 10 July 2019 02:31
- By [Source: This article was Published in techxplore.com BY Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory]
No overarching artificial intelligence looms on the horizon, but machine-learning tools can make applications do some magical things. I was talking with a friend recently about artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), and they noted that if you replaced AI or ML with the word magic, m...
- Tuesday, 09 July 2019 02:03
- By [Source: This article was Published in electronicdesign.com BY William G. Wong]
[Source: This article was Published in thenextweb.com By TRISTAN GREENE - Uploaded by the Association Member: Anthony Frank] A group of MIT researchers recently developed an AI model that takes a list of instructions and generates a finished product. The future implications for the fields of constru...
- Wednesday, 19 June 2019 06:08
- By [Source: This article was Published in thenextweb.com By TRISTAN GREENE]
