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5G needs AI to work, and telcos need a mindshift to make it work
CSPs must AI throughout their organizations to thrive in the coming 5G era, and pulling that off will require a radical culture shift, says TM Forum. Read more…
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Emotional recognition spytech is hot in China – but does it work?
The cool new spytech in China – or at least at Chinese security industry expos – is emotion recognition, but the jury’s still out on how accurate it is. Read more…
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How AI could help Wi-Fi detect happy users – and track them
Wi-Fi need to leverage AI to take the WLAN to the next level, add value and – if nothing else – make life easier for IT managers, says Juniper Networks. Read more…
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Alibaba unveils homegrown AI chip to supercharge e-commerce
Alibaba Group has unveiled its first AI inference chip, which it says will boost search, recommendation and customer service for e-commerce. Read more…
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Telecoms leads the way in implementing artificial intelligence
Telecommunications is one industry that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning in many aspects of their business. Read more…
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Unlocking AI’s potential is in knowing what it can’t do
After several years of AI hype, it turns out a major challenge in deploying AI successfully is managing customer expectations inflated by that hype: #RISEconf panel Read more…
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One brain to rule them all: do telcos need centralized AI?
Many telcos are adopting AI one department at a time, which is resulting in AI silos. Amdocs:next has an idea: a centralized cloud-based AI brain. Read more…
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More misogynist AI: facial recognition reveals porn star past
Someone just invented a facial recognition app to help men find out if their fiancé ever made porn videos. The good news: it might be illegal under GDPR. Read more…
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Friday Futures: psychic hearing aids, robocops and biobots
This week in Friday Futures: a hearing aid that reads your brain; thought-Googling; audio translators; robocops; biobots; and the Internet of VERY Silly Things. Read more…
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Satellites and AI could track carbon emissions in real time
ITEM: A non-profit AI firm has revealed plans to combine AI with satellite imagery to track carbon emissions from every power plant on Earth in real time – and it could be a game changer Read more…