You must measure your bot’s success in pleases and thank yous
In our data-driven society, metrics are the name of the game. Speed to benefit. Accuracy rates. Time spent on applications. But there is one critical metric…
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C Spire attacks T-Mobile’s rural 5G plan as nebulous and implausible
As the sixth-largest U.S. cellular carrier, C Spire has only 1.2 million mostly rural customers, compared with the 127 million that a “New T-Mobile” would have…
Lyft will donate $50 million a year to ‘improving city life’
Hot on the heels of a $24.3 billion IPO, Lyft today announced a program aimed at strengthening its civic engagement in the places its drivers live and work.…
Remote workers and nomads represent the next tech hub
Amid calls for a dozen different global cities to replace Silicon Valley Austin, Beijing, London, New York nobody has yet nominated “nowhere.” But it’s now a…
Experimental AI can steal PINs & passwords by listening to finger taps
Keyloggers aren’t the only way malicious hackers can get at your phone or tablet’s passcode. In a preprint paper (“A new acoustic side channel on…
Google To Change This Feature Of Android Q That Nobody Wants
We all know very well that the first beta of Android Q was announced two weeks ago, and all users of Google Pixels can now enjoy it on their…
Microsoft needs to make the case for Cortana
There wasn’t that much Cortana news this week, but then again there never is. While Microsoft’s plans for Cortana haven’t changed, they are still incredibly…
Lyft shares soar on Nasdaq debut, setting stage for Uber
LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK: Lyft Inc’s shares opened up more than 20 percent in their market debut on Friday, giving the ride hailing startup a market value of…
How knowledge and AI are empowering sufferers
The Karolinska University Hospital in Sweden has a very fitting example of extra attention being paid to patients a friendly robot is being used to…
LinkNYC’s 6 million users have used 8.6 terabytes of data
What better way to replace New York City’s thousands of aging pay phones than with 9.5-foot-tall kiosks outfitted with 55-inch HD displays, gigabit…