The Greta Thunberg engagement phenomenon; what must newsrooms learn?
By Giles Crosse From Reuters Community Engage, defy, activate; how Greta Thunberg is dominating the climate conversation. Astonishing, yet true; a shy Swedish teenager has over 2.75 million Twitter followers, and pushed out nearly six thousand tweets since June 2018. By comparison,…
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AI IN MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS:
How top US health systems are reacting to the disruptive force of AI by revolutionizing diagnostic imaging, clinical decision support, and personalized medicine By Nicky Lineaweaver From Business Insider This is a preview of the AI in Medical Diagnosis research report from…
How the customer interview illuminates innovation
By Christie Nicholson From Core77 Few companies set up their customer conversations in ways that lead to accurate and useful data. The key is to ask better questions. Often our most painful experiences lead to our best lessons. Here’s a…
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Whiteboard video and its advantages for your business
What Is Whiteboard Video? Whiteboard video is a video presentation or a story drawn with a pencil, which briefly and simply talks about business or products by changing the painted scenes with the voice of the announcer and music. It…
IBM’s machine argues, pretty convincingly, with humans
By Dave Lee From BBC On a stage in San Francisco, IBM’s Project Debater spoke, listened and rebutted a human’s arguments in what was described as a groundbreaking display of artificial intelligence. The machine drew from a library of “hundreds…
‘Zombie bots’ are coming for lonely singles on Valentine’s Day
By Richard Morgan From New York Post America’s lonely hearts are more likely than ever to catch a virus this Valentine’s Day — on their computer. An especially aggressive robot network of 6 million “zombie bots” will be set loose…
China wants to make the tech behind its supercomputers, drones, and rocket simulators harder to steal
By Rosie Perper From Business Insider China’s military has spoken out in protection of the country’s military and technological innovations by suggesting the country tighten its control over its intellectual property. The military suggested that China needed to create intellectual…
The quantum computing apocalypse is imminent
By Shlomi Dolev From TechCrunch In the ancient world, they used cubits as an important data unit, but the new data unit of the future is the qubit — the quantum bits that will change the face of computing. Quantum…
IBM’s cloud business helped it top Wall Street revenue targets
By Becky Peterson From Business Insider IBM benefitted from new and old businesses in the third quarter, as its cloud computing offerings as well as sales of its heavy-duty mainframe systems helped the company beat Wall Street revenue targets. Shares of IBM were…
IBM to present at Caribbean State of the Tourism Industry Conference
From eTurboNews The American multinational technology company IBM will present at the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO)’s State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC) which opens in Grenada next week. IBM’s global industry leader responsible for hospitality and travel related services,…
