Cruising is back, and bigger than ever. As passengers return, there are new onboard features and new itineraries to look forward to on future sailings. Expect celebrity chefs and winemakers
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New research from Seattle’s Allen Institute for AI can help improve AI’s ability to interpret and learn, so they can provide us with better tools in the future. (AI2 Image)
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AI will help make it possible “to take each individual and map out exactly how they should optimize their health and keep track of it,” says Leroy Hood, a life
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The iRobot Roomba j7 is our favorite robot vacuum. | Photo by Jennifer Pattison Tuohy / The Verge
Whew, April really flew by fast! Believe it
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As labor contract negotiations heat up in Hollywood, unions representing writers and actors seek limits on artificial intelligence.
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In Pittsburgh and in auto-industry development centers in Detroit, Tokyo, Frankfurt and Silicon Valley, automakers’ expectations for and demands on self-driving technology have gotten a lot more modest in one
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American Department of Defense policy already bans artificial intelligence from autonomously launching nuclear weapons. But amid rising fears of
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Microsoft has announced new AI tools for its free, online graphic design app – and removed the waitlist, so any user can try them out right away. Artificial intelligence isn’t new
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ChatGPT is getting a new real-time video assistant called Annie… but as it’s built by a Reddit user, it’s unofficial. According to the Reddit post by qwertyflagstop, Annie can act as
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Grin Lord, CEO of Seattle startup mpathic, is a finalist for Startup CEO of the Year at next month’s GeekWire Awards. (mpathic Photo)
Editor’s note: This is the
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(Kristen Hamilton Photo)
— Kristen Hamilton is joining San Fransisco-based startup advisory firm Enjoy the Work as general partner.
The longtime Seattle entrepreneur previously founded
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Google has revealed it banned hundreds of thousands of hostile accounts and removed more than a million malicious apps from its mobile app repository in 2022 as part of its
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