Facial recognition needs safeguards – Microsoft
Microsoft calls for regulation of facial recognition, and in the meantime adopts six principles for its own use of the rapidly developing technology.
Microsoft calls for regulation of facial recognition, and in the meantime adopts six principles for its own use of the rapidly developing technology.
Ed Lenta, Managing Director of Amazon Web Services in Asia-Pacific, expects 2018 to be a great year for the cloud services platform, which is growing by nearly 50% per year.
Stellar’s Nicholas Glanfield has been at the SingularityU Summit in Sydney, hearing about breakthrough solutions using artificial intelligence, robotics and digital biology.
Researchers at Google have been looking at replacing traditional index structures in databases with models created using machine learning. The results are exciting.
Raja Vasudevan looks at Cognitive Toolkit, a deep learning framework, and finds it feature-rich and efficient as well as supporting a wide variety of neural network types.
Only 20 per cent of companies are using AI or selling products that incorporate AI – and just five per cent are making use of AI “extensively.”
The annual gathering of Microsoft partners from around the globe has a new name this year. The Microsoft World Partners Conference is now Microsoft Inspire and it runs 9-13 July in Washington DC.