News & Reviews:   Artificial Intelligence

Instagram has once again enforced a new method to verify users' age. However, it uses a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and face scanning this time, and it's something it has never done before.

Besides announcing several exciting new Pixel products, Google has also given us a sneak peek at an upcoming Google Maps feature called 'immersive view'. The feature allows you to 'visit the place' before physically doing so, read on to know how it gets done!

For those still on The Sims 4, here's a piece of good news for you, or maybe not (if you enjoy creating characters manually). According to the latest information, EA might be planning to let users scan themselves into the world rather than building the characters manually, with the help of artificial intelligence (AI).

Artificial intelligence is applied in many technology products nowadays, from home appliances to personal devices like smartphones. Now, Samsung has announced that it has found a way to incorporate the concept into its RAM modules and calling it "processing-in-memory (PIM) technology".

When it comes to language translator, how can we forget Google Translate? Besides helping us to translate foreign words, Google might also be preparing for a new service that helps us to learn new foreign languages, just like Duolingo or could be better?

Chinese subsidiary Canon Information Technology might have gone too far managing its employees. The firm is putting its employees under surveillance with AI-enabled smile recognition cameras that only let the smiling ones enter rooms or book meetings. This is probably one of the most dystopic ways used to enhance the workplace culture.

Food delivery is probably one of the services that people can't go without during the pandemic. To up the game, Grab has announced that it will start its pilot robot runner service at Paya Lebar Quarter Mall (a mall located in Singapore) to help in handling orders across several restaurants within the mall.

As many of you know, advances in technology lead to improved products and platforms. These advances are sometimes achieved with our help, indirectly or not. Now, Facebook has a new technology that takes advantage of the content uploaded by its users.

Artificial humans could be a thing of the future, as Samsung demonstrated at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES). With 2021, the company will be bringing back its NEON artificial human tech to CES 2021. This time, Samsung will be showcasing how the technology will work in banks.

As you know, the Covid-19 cases in our country have hit an all-time high a few days ago. Our government has also started to applied stricter MCO rules across the red zones to prevent the virus from continuing spreading throughout the country. While it's obvious that the pandemic is far from coming to an end, Facebook is trying to fight it with the help of an AI algorithm.