AI & RoboticsNews

Charli.ai CEO on training AI-driven personal assistants

Where does your enterprise stand on the AI adoption curve? Take our AI survey to find out. Charli.ai’s digital personal assistant that employs AI to organize a user’s life is expected to enter beta this summer. Known as Charli, this personal assistant promises to do everything from finding all related documents in email and cloud storage systems to organizing receipts and tax…
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MobileNews

Spike adds video and audio calls to its macOS and iOS email apps

There’s been a lot of focus on email apps in recent years. Even with the rise of chat services like Slack and Teams, apps like Spike, Hey, and Big Mail have shown that there is a lot of life left in email. Spike is an app that focuses on turning email messages into chats by removing intros, salutations, and signatures so it looks and feels like iMessages or WhatsApp. Today, Spike is adding video…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

The sea caught fire this weekend, so maybe it’s time to stop drilling oil

After an (American) holiday weekend largely dedicated to setting things on fire, we think it’s relevant to note something that caught on fire this weekend that absolutely shouldn’t have: namely, the sea. Over the weekend, not only did a fire break out in the Gulf of Mexico but also in the Caspian Sea. Both incidents were, predictably, associated with fossil fuels. The news of the Mexico fire…
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MobileNews

Samsung launches Galaxy M32, F22 with big batteries and small prices, quarterly updates

Some of Samsung’s most popular smartphones are its most affordable, and this week, two new models have launched with the Galaxy M32 and Galaxy F22. Both the Galaxy M32 and F22 are similar devices on paper. The Galaxy M32 is heading to the United Kingdom later this month as a budget option. It offers up a 6.4-inch 90Hz 720p display along with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Samsung isn’t…
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