The Problem With AI: Machines are learning things, but can’t understand them
Everyone’s talking about “AI” these days. But, whether you’re looking at Siri, Alexa, or just the autocorrect features found in your smartphone keyboard, we aren’t creating general purpose artificial intelligence. We’re creating programs that can perform specific, narrow tasks. Computers Can’t
Dell is launching two huge new 4K monitors for the office or workplace
Bigger is better when it comes to collaboration Dell 43-inch UltraSharp 4K USB-C Monitor (Model U4320Q) with multiclient connectivity peripherals. Dell KM717 wireless keyboard and mouse, Dell Precision 3000 Series Fixed Workstation (model 3630), Dell Precision 15 5000 Series Mobile
Storing data in everyday objects
Living beings contain their own assembly and operating instructions in the form of DNA. That's not the case with inanimate objects: anyone wishing to 3D print an object also requires a set of instructions. If they then choose to print
The dangers of not upgrading ageing infrastructure
It’s the first week of the New Year and we’ve all made resolutions to update our health, our lives and even our jobs. An important consideration for New Years resolutions is the inclusion of a commitment to update IT infrastructure. Outdated
Live life in the Cloud, but keep your feet on Earth
It's been a decade overflowing with tough lessons: who to trust, when to speak out and how to stream big events online after you've broken up with your cable company. Looking back at 2010, we'd hardly recognise our former selves as
The Best Products and Apps for Achieving Your New Year’s Resolution
The move from 2019 to 2020 is big, and it can really put things into perspective. Things like your health, your habits, and your goals. But that “perspective” tends to go away after a week or two. If you want
How Technology Has Changed Christmas
Our lives have been changed drastically by the advent of technology. Much of the ways we go about our daily activities have been radically altered, making many elements unrecognizable to anyone just a decade ago. Christmas has not escaped this, with
MICROSOFT WANTS EVERYONE TO FOLLOW ITS LEAD WITH ITS NEW MOBILE DESIGN
earlyNearly a decade ago, Microsoft launched its Windows Phone platform with the promise that its software would free users from their phones. The first big ad campaign showed people engrossed in their devices at clubs, restrooms, and even on a roller coaster, while
Microsoft’s next Xbox is Xbox Series X, coming holiday 2020
https://youtu.be/0tUqIHwHDEc Microsoft’s next-generation Xbox is officially called Xbox Series X. Microsoft revealed the name and console design on stage at the Game Awards today. The console itself looks far more like a PC than we’ve seen from previous Xbox consoles, and
Amazon Wants to Scan Your Hands
Amazon is testing out a new payment method at its New York offices: hand scanning. So far, the e-retailer has refused to comment on the project, which is code-named "Orville," but a report in the New York Post notes that employees are testing the tech