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Google launches Document AI suite of parsing and processing tools in preview

Google this morning launched the Document AI (DocAI) platform, a console for document processing hosted in Google Cloud, in preview. The company says it’s aimed at automating and validating documents by extracting data from documents and making them available to business apps and users. Companies spend an average of $20 to file and store a single document, by some estimates, and only 18% of…
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Ambarella launches computer vision chips for edge AI

Chip designer Ambarella has announced a new computer vision chip for processing artificial intelligence at the edge of computer networks, like in smart cars and security cameras. The new CV28M camera system on chip (SoC) is the latest in the company’s CVflow family. It combines advanced image processing, high-resolution video encoding, and computer vision processing in a single, low-power…
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Mastercard and Capital One talk conversational AI, and why fintech of every size must invest (VB Live)

Presented by DefinedCrowd In fintech, customer experience is key to customer retention. Access this free VB Live event to learn how companies like MasterCard and Capital One implement AI strategies that transform how customer experience is done. Access on demand for free right here.  “The democratization of AI technology means that it’s no longer confined to the university lab or the big…
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Intel acquires AI software optimization platform SigOpt

Intel today announced it will acquire SigOpt, a San Francisco-based startup developing a platform to optimize AI software models. Terms of the deal, which is expected to close this quarter, weren’t disclosed, but Intel says it plans to use SigOpt’s technologies across…
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How the U.S. patent office is keeping up with AI

Technology keeps creating challenges for intellectual property law. The infamous case of the “monkey selfie” challenged the notion of not just who owns a piece of intellectual property, but what constitutes a “who” in the first place. Last decade’s semi-sentient…
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MIT researchers say their AI model can identify asymptomatic COVID-19 carriers

Researchers at MIT say they’ve developed an algorithm that can diagnose COVID-19 by the sound of someone’s cough, even if that person is asymptomatic. In a paper published in the IEEE Journal of Engineering in Medicine and Biology, the team reports that their approach distinguishes between infected and healthy individuals through “forced-cough” recordings contributed via smartphones…
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