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Orbit launches the advanced NetShroud+ solution SatNews – SatNews
Orbit Communications Systems Inc. has introduced NetShroud+ for their Gaia100 Earth Observation (EO) systems. The Gaia100, an advanced, tri-band, EO antenna system, already tracks EO satellites at S-, X- and Ka-band frequencies
Philips Hue rumor suggests four smart home cameras on the way – The Verge
Philips Hue is making a move on the smart home security world with plans to debut four cameras in the near future, according to Hueblog.com, which has reported reliable smart home leaks in the past (via SmartApfel.com). The Hue line will also introduce a new door and window contact sensor, according to the report. The article, which was written in German and translated by Google Translate, named the four cameras in English: Yesterday, the same blog reported that Eric Rondolat, CEO of Philips Hue parent company Signify, said on an investor call that at least one new camera is coming and that Hues cameras will be end-to-end encrypted.
What to know about police and your security camera footage – Reviewed
Security cameras help give us peace of mind, allowing us to know more about what goes on around our home, ensuring that if something does happen, we have useful evidence and footage at the ready.
Apple seeks to bolster expertise in generative AI on mobile devices – Financial Times
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UW researchers develop AI tool for therapy: HealthLink – KING5.com
SEATTLE From ChatGPT to AI-generated images, artificial intelligence is in the limelight. But what about using AI as a therapist
Apps Are Rushing to Add AI. Is Any of It Useful? – WIRED
Ever since the ChatGPT API opened up, all sorts of apps have been strapping on AI functionality. I've personally noticed this a lot in email clients: Apps like Spark and Canary are prominently bragging about their built-in AI functionality
AI is going 4-dimensional – TechCrunch
Image Credits: nadia_bormotova / Getty Images Welcome to Startups Weekly. Sign up here to get it in your inbox every Friday morning. State-sponsored bad actors have long been able to make deepfake videos that are good enough to trick unsophisticated viewers and probably some more clued-in folks, too
Mommy Musings: The who part is the hard part of AI considerations – Longmont Times-Call
During a weeklong mini family reunion with my husbands kin, my father-in-law reached out to my youngest son, Ray, 13, who needed a nap after days of playing with his brothers and cousins in Diamond Lake in Tustin, Mich., on Tuesday. (Photo by Pam Mellskog) This summer, I paid more attention to the prospect of artificial intelligence when it learned yet another new and wonderful thing how to lift John Lennons voice from a demo song he recorded on a cassette shortly before his death in 1980 for former fellow Beatle, Paul McCartney.
AI May Be Able to Warn Us Before The Next Pandemic Strikes – ScienceAlert
The global COVID-19 pandemic has shown us just how devastating these outbreaks can be and it could have been much worse. Now, scientists have developed an AI application that promises to warn us about dangerous variants in future pandemics. It's called the early warning anomaly detection (EWAD) system, and when tested against actual data from the spread of SARS-CoV-2, it was accurate in predicting which new variants of concern (VOCs) would emerge as the virus mutated.
1 Highly Profitable Cloud AI Stock Investors Need to Know About Now – The Motley Fool
2023 has been a big year for many tech stocks as they have rallied back toward their previous highs. Cloud and AI-powered software company Dynatrace (DT -1.00%) was no exception -- at least, not until after its latest earnings update. The company just started a new fiscal year, and its Q1 financial results were impressive