Tag: ai

We have enhanced our product portfolio with the AI-powered Incognito solution to prove that users’ connectivity can be safe, fast and most importantly confidential. Network operators will be able to utilize Incognito to offer users privacy and ad-blocking services across all devices without end-users having to install specialized software on their devices, as all blocking activity is performed on the operator’s managed broadband or network-deployed gateway.

The competition among the top car manufacturers to launch the first autonomous car is on. Where each of them are in technology and business, etc are reflected in the article.

We built an open-source project to classify sounds using machine learning algorithms and shared the process so you can, too.

From sensors to AI, 5G and the future of mobility, CES 2020 made it clear that partnerships are necessary for how we will build a connected future, personalized wellness is becoming a need to have instead of a nice to have and AI is becoming less of a buzzword and more of an actuality.

No question, the impact of artificial intelligence and automation will be profound. But we need to prepare for a future in which job loss reaches 99 percent.

The increasing number of vehicles on the road, along with the mismanagement of available parking space, leads to parking-related problems; thankfully, smart parking systems offer solutions.

AI is conquering all the spheres of our modern world. Not all these changes are beneficial, so it’s important to step back and evaluate the effects.

Unfortunately, some of the difficulties facing AI in cybersecurity can be exploited by hackers. AI can be used for IoT security, or it can be used against it.

Veego introduces its first AI-embellished, home router-resident Veego Agent for the continuous monitoring of device and service behavior while autonomously detecting, analyzing and resolving malfunctions and behavior anomalies as they occur.

Bianca Ferri, a data scientist at SparkBeyond discusses the role AI plays in the future of technology, and why this intelligence must be accessible to those who want it.