Category: "artificial-intelligence"
Blockchain Innovations Propel Bank of America’s Patent Growth
Bank of America has experienced a surge in granted patents, reaching 608 in 2022. This 19% increase over the previous year is particularly significant considering the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued 1% fewer patents overall in 2022. Blockchain technology, artificial intelligence, Web3, and machine learning have all played crucial roles in driving this […]
Web3 Messaging: Revolutionizing Communication with Unstoppable Domains
Web3 Messaging is a groundbreaking domain-to-domain messaging platform set to launch this year, leveraging blockchain technology and artificial intelligence to enable encrypted communication between Web3 domain owners. This innovative service will allow users to manage who can message them, target messages to specific badge holders such as NFT owners, stay updated on their favorite projects […]
EOS Blockchain Elevates 2023 with a Promising New Chapter in Decentralized Communication
During the early days of the internet, decentralized platforms like bulletin board services (BBS) were all the rage. These networks were designed to allow users to share information and engage in discussions without any centralized authority. However, the rise of social media caused these distributed systems to lose their popularity and take a backseat to […]
AI-Powered Bing and Edge: Revolutionizing Search
The way billions of people access the web is about to change, as Microsoft introduces the next generation of Bing search engine and Edge browser, integrating emerging technologies like blockchain. Designed to create a more enjoyable, efficient, and comprehensive web experience, these AI-powered tools will serve as your AI copilot while browsing the internet, including […]
Apple Delays Plans to Scan iPhones for CSAM
Following the highly controversial reveal of their plans to begin scanning phones for CSAM, or Child Sexual Abuse Material, due to the problematic and potentially vulnerable methods of encryption and decryption, Apple has backpedaled on its plans to roll out the detection technology. Critics of the Tech have overwhelmingly expressed their worries over the technology […]
AI to Be Used to Monitor Social Care Patients
The software startup Lilli Technologies plans to employ an monitoring AI to monitor and analyze behaviors of 100 social-care patients in a test run of the technology. The system consists of sensors installed within patients’ homes that track behavior and electricity usage, and can detect small changes in behavior that may be telling of more […]
What Is Tesla Bot, The New Tesla Humanoid AI?
The CEO of Tesla, Elon Musk, recently revealed the Tesla Bot, a humanoid robot running on Tesla’s AI program, at Tesla’s AI Day presentation. The bot is reportedly 5-foot-8-inches tall, and weighs 125 pounds. It is designed with the intent of navigation without human assistance in mind, and comes equipped with autopilot cameras to sense […]
What is Clearview AI?
Clearview AI is an American software company focused on the development and commercialization of facial recognition technology. Known for its connections to thousands of governments and law enforcement agencies worldwide, Clearview AI has been a controversial figure in the current facial recognition landscape. However, what makes Clearview’s business practices so problematic? Clearview AI works by […]
Facial Recognition Tech and You
A recent study conducted by Piplsay reported that among a sample size of 31,184 Americans, 40% of those polled are completely unaware that major retailers, such as Walmart and Target, utilize facial recognition technology within their stores. This statistic, while problematic on its own, combined with the impressive capabilities of modern facial recognition systems and […]
Deepfake Detecting AI Developed By Facebook
In exciting news, researchers at Facebook have revealed new technology that allows them to track deepfakes to the source. They reportedly developed an AI software that could be trained to detect deepfakes from still images or video frames, and even identify which software was used to create the fake, “no matter how novel the technique.” […]