Innovation & Future

A little-known Chinese company said that it has developed a facial recognition technology that can identify people in a crowd wearing face masks, as people around the country don the protective gear to reduce their risk of Covid-19…
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In line with a Gartner survey, 48% of world CIOs will deploy AI by the top of 2020. Nevertheless, regardless of all of the optimism round AI and ML, I proceed to be a bit of skeptical. Within the close to future, I don’t foresee any actual…
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European telecom equipment makers were on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to reassure lawmakers that their 5G gear is a safe and secure alternative to equipment from Chinese giant Huawei. Their testimony comes as new legislation, allocating $1…
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How is it that our brains – the original face recognition program – can recognize somebody we know, even when they’re far away? As in, how do we recognize those we know in spite of their faces appearing to flatten out the further they are…
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More than 40pc of Irish professionals claim that new smart working practices are negatively impacting their work-life balance, a new survey suggests. Smart technology in the workplace has come on massively over the last number of years.…
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A few weeks ago, Maribel Cortez was at home in Rockville, Maryland with her five kids and husband when one of her kids opened the door. ICE officers then arrested her husband in front of them. “They didn’t give any explanation. It wasn’t…
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Scientists from England are working on the discharged nuclear waste from the power plants and trying to use it for brand-new diamond batteries for power supply source. They are using a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method to manufacture…
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) dubbed 2019 the year that proved that ubiquitous facial recognition surveillance isn’t inevitable. The latest (tentative) win for legislative restrictions on the increasingly pervasive technology:…
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Known as the province of Bulacan’s first officially declared city, San Jose Del Monte (SJDM) will soon be able to boast of an internet connection that’s easier, faster, and free! With free Internet powered by Globe’s GoWiFi services, the…
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