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‘Hey Siri, bring in the cattle and irrigate field four’
If you go down to the farm today, you’ll probably find it managed by iPhones, iPads and other mobile devices.
Should you tell customers they're talking to AI?
When chatbots reach the level of always passing the Turing Test, and can flawlessly pass for human with every interaction, do you disclose to users that it's AI? That's the dilemma.
Shark Tank
Memory-Lane Monday: Maybe someone should have asked
Why did anyone think that was a good idea?
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How blockchain could help block fake news
Creating an immutable ledger to track metadata associated with published content shows promise as a method for identifying authentic news.
Microsoft springs last-minute demand on buyers of Windows 7 after-expiration support
IT admins who signed up for Windows 7 post-retirement support found out there's a new prerequisite that has to be installed before they can download patches they've already paid for.
Apple Holic
Apple quietly builds the business case for AR
Apple has introduced new AR features that should help the company push adoption of the technologies more into the mainstream.
Why HyperloopTT uses Facebook’s Workplace for team communications
Companies looking to better connect workers spread across time zones have a variety of options; Microsoft, Google, Slack and Facebook all compete in the collaboration arena. Sometimes, one of those options stands out among the others....
Microsoft most popular employer with uni students
Microsoft has emerged as the preferred employer from a survey of undergraduate and post graduate students, with Xero close behind at number three.
IDG TECHtalk
The problem with mobile and app voting
It's the day after the 2020 Iowa caucuses, and the Iowa Democratic Party has yet to announce the winner. The app that precinct leaders were supposed to use to report final tallies recorded inconsistent results. Party leaders blamed a...
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MIT researchers say mobile voting app piloted in U.S. is rife with vulnerabilities
The flaws could let a hacker alter, stop or expose how a person has voted.
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IT Salary Survey 2020: The results are in
Insider Pro reveals the current salaries for dozens of tech titles, details about IT workers' top concerns, the state of the tech hiring and the tech specialties raking in the biggest compensation.
Android Intelligence
Hey, Google: Maybe it's time to take a lesson from Samsung
Google could stand to learn a few things from Samsung's smartphone strategy — but the lesson has little to do with the devices themselves.
Woody on Windows
February Win10 1903 and 1909 cumulative update causing desktops to disappear
Reports are starting to pour in about a bug — or maybe a conflict — with the February cumulative update for Win10 1903 and 1909, KB 4532693. Installing the patch may leave your machine with a swapped-out main profile, removing all of...
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