A device called AlterEgo could change the way people communicate, without having to hear a spoken word. Created by a 24-year-old PhD candidate from MIT, this wearable device can detect what you say, even when you are talking to yourself and not moving your mouth. It may be used to help those with memory problems or people who have lost the ability to speak.

As society becomes increasingly dependent on algorithms for advice and decision-making, the question of how we can trust them is r

It should be of no surprise to learn that AI is considered a national priority for China - various policy statements and plans poi

For about two years, Bosch and Daimler have been working for their automated parking system and their hard work paid off as Stuttgart?s regional administrative authority approved it as level four automation or the first true hands-off level of automation. The parking system has just been implemented at the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany. Once you bring your Mercedes into the garage, all you have to do is a quick tap on a smartphone to send the vehicle away to park. Then, it sends the signal to the sensor is called Bosch that can send information to the car about where to drive and where to park. It can also send a warning to the vehicle when there are obstacles and send back the car to its initial drop-off spot at the end of a driver?s visit. https://www.cn

With the cyber security skills shortage we hear so much about, the case for AI-approaches to a big data opportunity is a no-brainer.. Everything is now becoming an endpoint (we humans (biotech), mobile, autonomous cars/ transport etc), so expect to see more cyber security innovations (more preventative than detective cybersec) at the edge and silicon level over time. https://www.ideaspies.com/post/ai-and-cyber-the-latest-in-a-long-line-of-much-needed-collaborations  

As expected, crime can move at a faster pace than digital innovations. In-store crime is costing Australian retailers upwards o