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The Future of Shopping in the Age of AI
Wyatt Mizell's comment,
September 20, 2019 10:58 AM
I found this article very interesting because when I need groceries i usually use amazon and they come in installation bags so that the cold foods such as produce stay cold
Wyatt Mizell's curator insight,
September 20, 2019 2:42 PM
This video describes on how Artificial Intelligence is used through online shopping. One of the drawbacks this video explains is that online shopping only shows you what you type into the computer and not any new things that you have not seen before. Also, shopping online for yourself only provides a limited amount of information where as for an example you could go into a store and see what other peoples inputs are for the certain item you want to buy. It was estimated that 2.3 trillion dollars were spent in a year for online shopping but that is only 10% of how much people spend on all types of shopping throughout the year.
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Read the results of our reviews of the best VR headsets, and find which is the best for you. Whether you're looking for powerful PC-connected VR or headsets that work with your smartphone, we've tested the lot.
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China's increasing dependence on mobile payment may be making it an attractive target for hackers.
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Google is investing in a new company that will use tech to tackle the problems of urban areas, including transport and energy.
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Recommended Reading highlights the best long-form writing on technology and more in print and on the web. Some weeks, you'll also find short reviews of boo
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It's not going to be your business's IT head whose computer is hacked - it'll be an employee on the ground floor. So prepare them.
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Big data technologies have evolved at a torrid pace that shows every sign of continuing in 2015. MapR CEO and co-founder John Schroeder predicts five major developments will dominate big data technology in the new year.
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Apple admits targeted attacks against celebrities, but claims cloud system weaknesses were not responsible
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At a hospital in Pittsburgh, surgeons are now allowed to place patients into a state of suspended animation.
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This wrist band can keep track of your daily activities - ranging from how far you've walked to how hard you've worked your heart down at the gym
Smart Home Trends - Erik Overbeeke Consult's curator insight,
February 26, 2014 2:53 PM
These wearable electronics soon will interact with the smart home |
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Big Data in Various Industries
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The Federal Communications Commission, under Chair Ajit Pai, proposed changes to the Lifeline program that subsidizes phone and internet service for low-income Americans.
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Twitter shares will struggle to reach $10 in 2017, making it attractive acquisition target then despite failing to be bought out this time around, according to one analyst.
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Intel provides a glimpse at the future of 3-D motion tracking for function and fun.
Richard Platt's curator insight,
May 11, 2015 7:07 PM
"Orthosense" by David Schnare, and the game "Seed" by Alexandre Ribeiro da Silva, took top spot out of the thousands of entries from 37 countries -- up from 19 last year. With an incentive like a cash prize pool of $465,000 awarded to 21 of the winners, developers were challenged to blur the lines between human and computer interaction with a camera similar to the one already embedded in many of today's devices, including the HP Envy laptop and Lenovo B50 All-in-One desktop. - Utilizing a best-in-class three-dimensional depth sensor, RealSense 3D technology enables new ways to interact, including 22-point hand and finger tracking and gesture recognition, facial detection and tracking, speech recognition, and even background subtraction to create a kind of green screen – without needing a green screen. - Think of it as Kinect on steroids. - "As rapidly and profoundly as technology continues to advance, one thing remains constant: the need for more human and intuitive ways to interact with it," says Scott Steinberg, a leading analyst, futurist, and author of Make Change Work for You. "Whether scanning in favorite objects, like children's toys, and reprinting them on demand at grandma's house, navigating through 3D models of homes or tradeshow floors with the wave of a hand, or using gesture controls to flip through your music collection, it's only natural for software and hardware developers alike to look to technology solutions such as this that provide more user-friendly and accessible controls."
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Ten London Starbucks cafes will offer free wireless charging by the end of January
Chuck Taylor's curator insight,
January 23, 2015 9:36 AM
Cool service concept. Haven't seen this anywhere else and one of the reasons SB's continues to pave the coffee ways.
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A number of automakers at CES were touting their plans for self-driving cars, with some executives predicting that a completely autonomous vehicle would be manufactured within five years.
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In case you missed it, Facebook announced another change to the News Feed, but this time it’s Pages that will be affected.
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November 21, 2014 5:58 AM
...oh there might be some great Coaching Work ahead! And for those of you who are already complaining; read this Rant: http://www.jonloomer.com/2014/11/18/quit-facebook-marketing/
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A few years ago, tablets were poised to replace laptops as the computing device of choice. That never happened, as we've largely stuck with laptops and
Luke_Lee13's curator insight,
March 23, 2015 11:15 PM
If you're looking for a cheap tablet with good quality,you may wanna give a try on Feibrand
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Google has admitted in an SEC filing that, in a few years, it 'could be serving ads and other content on refrigerators, car dashboards, thermostats, glasses, and watches, to name just a few possibilities.' If you thought that Google's recent forays...
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4K TV made a huge splash at this years Consumer Electronics Show, with nearly every major TV manufacturer announcing a 4K display for imminent release.
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