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Tesla delivers insane number of electric cars in China

April 11, 2021
Tesla’s sales have surged in China in March helping the automaker achieved its new record delivery results, according to registration numbers. Last week, Tesla released its Q1 2021 delivery results – confirming a record quarter of over 184,000 electric cars delivered. It beat most people expectations as Tesla had a more difficult quarter with part supply issues and no Model S and Model X…
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NewsPhotography

Camera Gear You Should Never Buy Used

April 10, 2021
I previously wrote an article on some of the gear that photographers can buy used and how I saved $15,000 doing so. It feels wrong for me to buy any new gear — like I’m burning money when doing so. That said, here are a few photography things that even bargain-hunters…
AI & RoboticsNews

Black women, AI, and overcoming historical patterns of abuse

April 10, 2021
Join GamesBeat Summit 2021 this April 28-29. Register for a free or VIP pass today. After a 2019 research paper demonstrated that commercially available facial analysis tools fail to work for women with dark skin, AWS executives went on the attack. Instead of offering up more equitable performance results or allowing the federal government to assess their algorithm like other companies with…
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MobileNews

Nest Cam IQ Indoor officially sold out on the Google Store

April 10, 2021
Back in January, Google told us that it would release a “new lineup of security cameras for 2021” following the Nest Cam IQ Outdoor going out of stock. The Nest Cam IQ Indoor is now similarly sold out. The Nest Cam IQ was announced in June of 2017 with a 4K sensor that allows for “Supersight” zooming and tracking. There’s a 3-microphone array and 7x more powerful speaker (than the Cam…
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AI & RoboticsNews

AI Weekly: Continual learning offers a path toward more humanlike AI

April 10, 2021
Join GamesBeat Summit 2021 this April 28-29. Register for a free or VIP pass today. State-of-the-art AI systems are remarkably capable, but they suffer from a key limitation: statisticity. Algorithms are trained once on a dataset and rarely again, making them incapable of learning new information without retraining. This is as opposed to the human brain, which learns constantly, using knowledge…
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