Facebook CEO Zuckerberg AI experiment yields good news and bad news. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg built “Jarvis,” an artificial intelligence system, called Jarvis, to run his own home. Facebook CEO In a post on Facebook, Zuckerberg explained that he spent about 100 hours of his spare time over the last year building Jarvis. The simple […]
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Google’s fancy new Google Home digital assistant is an intriguing little device. In a similar vein to the Amazon Echo and Echo Dot, it’s your own little private butler of sorts, helping you manage your day-to-day activities and play music too. It’s already out in the US, but how can we get Google Home in the UK? At
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Podcasting – Stock image Credit: arinahabich/iStock Most Popular If you have been sitting on the sidelines watching the decade-long growth of podcasting, prepare to be blown away in 2017. After little more than a decade of experimentation and maturation, podcasting has hit its stride. Recent years have seen the medium steadily gain extraordinary traction with
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Some of us have husbands, or wives. Some of us have partners. Some of us have roommates. But most of us have an AI these days, whether it’s Siri on our iPhone, or Alexa piping in from an Echo in the kitchen. How do you communicate with your AI as intimately as you do with
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In-Depth WIRED: The Internet of Things Is Coming. Plan Accordingly. IoT is here, but isn’t yet well developed. Before jumping in, consider carefully what’s available now and what your goals are for the future. By Dan Kusnetzky 12/20/2016 The concept of the Internet of Things (IoT) is starting to gain a lot of momentum; and,
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Speaks at Parks Associates’ CONNECTIONS™ Summit at CES Highlights Interoperability of Connected Products like Febreze Home™, Nest & Amazon Alexa at Booth #40746, Level 2 Halls A-D in the Sands Expo Center REDWOOD CITY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Arrayent Inc., a leading global IoT cloud platform that enables leading brands to get connected and get closer to consumers,
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PISCATAWAY, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–IEEE, the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for humanity, and the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA), today announced its collaborative role in the publication of a joint white paper entitled Semantic Interoperability for the Web of Things in conjunction with organizations closely tied to the advancement of the IoT ecosystem. “Semantic interoperability
A simple explanation is that the Internet of Things is the interworking of devices, vehicles, buildings and other diverse items that are connected remotely for data exchange and analysis. By Mary Scott Nabers The Internet of Things (IoT) is alive and well in cities from Dallas, Texas, to Leeds, England. Singapore is said to be one of the very
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It wasn’t just the presidential election and President-elect Donald J. Trump’s tirades on Twitter that topped trend lists in 2016. Real-time audience data company Taykey found that beyond politics, developments in the auto, tech, entertainment, and sports sectors dominated real-time trending topics. Taykey, which analyzes hundreds of millions of data points daily to help brands
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If commanding the lights and heating in your home remotely by voice sounds very convenient, there are a lot of things that could go wrong with such a system. You probably noticed that everyday items are suddenly turning ‘smart’ – watches, TV sets and even clothes now come with built-in microprocessors that enable them to
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