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Google’s new “Duplex” technology presents a significant tipping point for machine intelligence–powered virtual assistants. Continue reading Google I/O 2018: How Google’s Duplex Demo Stole the Show
Google Lens now works in more than 10 native Android cameras, bringing it one step closer to dominating visual search. Continue reading Lens, Google’s Visual Search Tool, Gets Its Most Significant Update Yet
Artificial intelligence will be the thread that weaves together all the announcements at Google’s annual developer conference, which starts Tuesday. Continue reading Google I/O 2018: Expect Google to Flex Its AI Muscle
Like Pokemon Go, but for Amazon gift cards. Or backpacks. Or maybe a Thermos. Continue reading Facebook Hid Unreleased Features in Its AR Scavenger Hunt at F8
With AR and VR apps, Facebook has the chance to crack down on bad actors early in on the game. Will it get it right this time? Continue reading F8 2018: Facebook Needs to Stop Bad VR Apps Before They Start
This year, it won’t be all fun and games for Mark Zuckerberg. Continue reading Facebook F8 2018: What to Expect from Facebook’s Big Show
The social network Snap, Inc has refreshed its Spectacles wearable camera. They’re improved—and more expensive. Continue reading Snapchat Spectacles (2018): Hands On, Price, Release Date
The news aggregator is focusing on human curation at a time when people distrust the news. Continue reading Flipboard’s Answer to Fake News: More Human Curation
The new Blueprints tool makes it easy for anyone to build custom skills for Alexa. Continue reading How to Build Custom Alexa Skills for the Amazon Echo
A new web browser standard may spell the end of passwords, but all the big websites will have to play along first. Continue reading Browser Standard WebAuthn Could Usher in a Password-Free Future