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Abode’s Smart Camera uses AI to recognize and respond to known visitors

Thanks to Amazon’s Ring, Google’s Nest Cams, and numerous competitors, residential monitoring cameras have become commonplace over the past few years, enabling people to see who’s ringing the doorbell and walking around their homes. Today, Abode Systems is taking the next step forward with the $199 Outdoor/Indoor Smart Camera, which has the AI-assisted ability to remember and recognize…
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Why explainable AI is a critical business strategy (VB Live)

Presented by Dataiku Not only do customers care whether AI results are explainable, but internally, white-box AI is less risky. But what does it mean in practice? And how can businesses move away from black-box systems to more explainable AI? Learn how white box AI brings value and more when you join this VB Live event. Register here for free. “It’s pretty obvious that when you don’t…
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Samsung unveils its AI-powered 8K TVs for 2020

Samsung revealed its new QLED 8K TV last night in Korea, and now the US unveiling is under way. We already heard about interesting features like its “digital butler” that will control other devices, including older stuff that can’t connect to networks using an IR blaster, multitasking with picture-in-picture and the AI ScaleNet tech that streams “8K quality” video by…
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L’Oréal’s Perso taps AI to deliver personalized doses of skincare products

The cosmetics market remains as lucrative as ever, if the latest estimates are anything to go by. It’s anticipated to be worth $806 billion by 2023, driven in part by spending on AI in retail, which alone is expected to top $7.3 billion by 2022 thanks to blossoming tech like computer vision. L’Oréal has its finger on the pulse. Following on the heels of My Skin Track pH, a strip co-developed…
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