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Chinese OLED iPhone displays closer: BOE opts for Apple-only production lines

We may be getting closer to seeing the first Chinese OLED iPhone displays. China’s biggest display maker, BOE, has been chasing Apple’s OLED business for some time but hasn’t yet met the Cupertino company’s quality standards. However, the company now appears confident that it will do so … reports that the company is investing in OLED production lines intended to be used exclusively…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Vimeo launches AI-powered social video editing platform out of beta

Vimeo has officially launched its new short-form social video editing platform, a month after first introducing the tool in beta. Vimeo Create, as the new service is called, represents the first fruits of Vimeo’s reported $200 million Magisto acquisition last year. Magisto, for the uninitiated, is a Qualcomm-backed AI-powered video editing app that analyzes images, speech, and audio to create a…
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GamingNews

Xbox boss Phil Spencer wants games to embrace diverse business models

When it comes to selling games, Microsoft is all-in on subscriptions. But it’s not emphasizing the Game Pass subscription service to the exclusion of other business models, Xbox boss Phil Spencer said in an interview with Insomniac Games founder Ted Price for the Game Maker’s Notebook podcast. Instead, Spencer thinks the industry should explore every potential business model both to make…
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AI & RoboticsNews

U.K.’s top cop calls for government to legislate police use of AI

(Reuters) — Britain’s most senior police officer on Monday called on the government to create a legal framework for police use of new technologies such as artificial intelligence. Speaking about live facial recognition, which police in London started using in January, London police chief Cressida Dick said that she welcomed the government’s 2019 manifesto pledge to create a legal framework…
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