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OECD on AI Policy Observatory launch: ‘The technology is not terribly well understood by policy makers’

March 2, 2020
The Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development has officially launched its AI Policy Observatory, a project whose mission is to share best practices around the creation of artificial intelligence regulations. The interactive website contains a wealth of information designed to help politicians and regulators stay on top of a rapidly evolving field. The AI Policy Observatory was…
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Samsung Galaxy Buds+ impressions from an AirPods Pro user [Video]

March 2, 2020
Last year I had the opportunity to try the first iteration of the Galaxy Buds in order to compare them with the original AirPods. Today, I go hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ in order to compare them with the AirPods Pro. Watch our hands-on video walkthrough for the details. Specifications Premium sound by AKG with woofer and tweeter inside each bud Charging case Easy pairing Switch…
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Samsung may introduce a Lite version of the Galaxy Tab S6

March 2, 2020
Samsung might not save its Lite label for budget versions of its Galaxy flagships. Android Headlines has shared what it says are leaked details of the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, a cut-down version of last year’s high-end tablet. It’ll reportedly resemble the original…
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Google is finally fixing Bluetooth audio on Home speakers

March 2, 2020
Most people who buy Google smart speakers use them for direct streaming, but that hasn’t been entirely voluntary for the past year. Ever since late 2018, people have complained that any Bluetooth connections (from phones or to other speakers) would drop after a few minutes or less. Not much of a feature, is it? However, relief appears to be in sight. Google staff have confirmed that…
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AI can help find more places to store captured CO2 underground

March 2, 2020
Scientists dream of storing captured CO2 emissions underground, but it can be tricky to find pockets for storing those emissions — Earth’s seismic “hum” makes it difficult to spot the low-frequency waves that would best help map the subterranean landscape. That might not be a challenge in the future thanks to AI. MIT scientists have developed a machine learning system…
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