Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Roundup #19

1. How to try Gmail’s AI-powered Smart Compose feature

If you’d like a little help writing emails, Google’s got you covered. Its Smart Compose feature for Gmail, which was demoed at the company’s I/O conference earlier this month, is now live, and you can try it now (or soonish).

It works by suggesting words and phrases that it can autocomplete for you as you type (just hit Tab to accept each suggestion), and it works for new messages as well as replies. Read More

2. Ticketmaster plans to roll out facial recognition. What could go wrong?

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Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Roundup #13

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1. An AI speed test shows clever coders can still beat tech giants like Google and Intel

There is a common narrative in the world of AI that bigger is better. This narrative benefits tech giants, helping them attract talent and investment, but a recent AI competition organized by Stanford University shows the conventional wisdom isn’t always true. Fittingly enough for the field of artificial intelligence, it turns out brains can still beat brawn. Read More

2. Amazon Wants to Know Your Waistline

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