The current year has already delivered massive strides in innovation, particularly for tools that offer real utility. Today, we will go into five developments currently reshaping the landscape and how they might influence the way we work in the future.
On the surface, it sounds like a great get-out-of-jail-free card: “Oh, I’m so sorry, the AI said this, and I just went with what it said.” Not so fast!
While it would be nice to have a default scapegoat like that, it didn’t work when you blamed Rover for eating your homework, and it won’t work now. Let’s discuss why AI makes mistakes, how these mistakes can trip you up, and how to avoid these pitfalls.
As a technology aficionado specializing in the rapid evolution of the digital age, I find few sectors as compelling and transformative as the automotive industry. Over the past two decades plus, the automobile has undergone a metamorphosis far beyond mere aesthetic tweaks or incremental engine improvements. We've witnessed a profound digital revolution, turning what was once a purely mechanical marvel into a sophisticated, interconnected, and intelligent machine.
Let's buckle up and take a drive through the past 25 years highlighting some of the most significant digital innovations that have redefined our relationship with the car.
At Google I/O 2018, the latest occurrence of Google’s convention for developers, a stunning new technology was demonstrated to those in attendance. Called Google Duplex, it adds a new level of utility and capability to the Google Assistant, in that it enables the Google Assistant to make phone calls on the user’s behalf that are almost indistinguishable from human conversation.
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