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Didi President Is Focused on Protecting Passengers, Drivers
Apr.17 -- Didi Chuxing President Jean Liu talks about how the Chinese ride-hailing company is trying to protect drivers and passengers. She sits down on the latest episode of "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations." The...
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Inside China's High-Tech Dystopia
Jan.24 -- In part three of Hello World Shenzhen, Bloomberg Businessweek’s Ashlee Vance heads out into a city where you can't use cash or credit cards, only your smartphone, where AI facial-recognition software instantly spots and tickets...
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Microsoft kicked off the Electronic Entertainment Expo with a bang, displaying a new technology that allows users to control their Xbox 360s -- without any handheld controllers.
E3 report: Where's my controller?
Microsoft kicked off the Electronic Entertainment Expo with a bang, displaying a new technology that allows users to control their Xbox 360s -- without any handheld controllers. (June 3)
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Smartphone app recognises faces, raises privacy concerns
LEADIN:
An augmented reality smartphone app can recognise faces and display their profile, including current mood, favourite song or recent social media post.
Blippar uses artificial intelligence to perform...
Curated Video
Smartphone app recognises faces, raises privacy concerns
LEADIN:
An augmented reality smartphone app can recognise faces and display their profile, including current mood, favourite song or recent social media post.
Blippar uses artificial intelligence to perform...
Bloomberg
JMP President Not Worried About Apple Supply Issues
Oct.27 -- Mark Lehmann, JMP Securities president, discusses the demand for Apple Inc.'s iPhone X and potential supply issues with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg Markets."
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AP Tests Nest’s Smartest Home Security Camera
Nest’s new home security camera is supposed to be so smart that it can identify people it’s been introduced to.
That skill comes from facial-recognition technology made by Nest’s sister company, Google.
The...
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Apple Set to Launch 3 New Versions of iPhone
Sep.04 -- Bloomberg’s Adam Satariano previews the September 12 launch of Apple’s new iPhone on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.”
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In Conversation With Eric Hippeau
Jun.24 -- Lerer Hippeau Managing Partner Eric Hippeau sits down with Bloomberg’s Ed Hammond at the Bloomberg Breakaway CEO Summit in New York.
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Microsoft's Brad Smith on Facial Recognition AI, Huawei CFO Arrest
Dec.07 -- Microsoft President Brad Smith speaks to Bloomberg's Emily Chang about why he's calling for new legislation to govern artificial intelligence software for recognizing faces. They also discuss the Huawei CFO arrest, and why he...
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Trump Blacklists 8 Chinese Tech Firms
Oct.08 -- The Trump administration placed eight Chinese technology giants on a U.S. blacklist on Monday, accusing them of being implicated in human rights violations against Muslim minorities in the country’s far-western region of...
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Facebook Agrees To $550M Settlement Over Facial Recognition Lawsuit
The lawsuit alleges Facebook's tag suggestions feature violates Illinois' biometric information law.
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Amazon Bans Police Use Of Its Facial Recognition Technology For A Year
Company bans police use of its technology for one year over regulations concerns.
Bloomberg
Shazams Music-Finding Magic Adds Siris Expertise
Oct. 23 -- Rich Riley, chief executive officer of Shazam, discusses how advertising plays into the apps business model, their partnership with Apples iTunes and Siri, what the companys plans are beyond music recognition and the one...
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How 15 Seconds of Fame Is Enhancing the Fan Experience
Oct.06 -- Brett Joshpe, 15 Seconds of Fame chief executive officer, discusses the company's partnership with the New Jersey Devils to enhance the fan experience and the future uses for facial recognition technology. Hugh Weber, Harris...
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Amazon Facing Hometown Pushback After Rapid Growth
Dec.13 -- Heather Redman, Flying Fish Partners co-founder and managing partner, discusses Amazon.com Inc.'s relationship with hometown Seattle. She speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Amazon Writing Up Possible Facial Recognition Legislation
Some critics are worried the technology could be used by law enforcement to discriminate or violate human rights.
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Amazon bans law enforcement from using its facial recognition software and Apple launches a $100 million initiative to promote racial equality.
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Delta Airlines Rolling Out Facial Recognition In Atlanta Airport
The new technology is part of a partnership with the TSA to cut wait times at security checkpoints.
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Samsung Unveils Sleek S8 in Bid to Lure Back Buyers
Mar.29 -- Samsung Electronics Co. has introduced their latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S8, packed with new features in a bid to regain customers and its number one spot in global smartphone sales. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports...
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Apple Said to Be Working on a Redesigned, High-End iPad
Nov.08 -- Apple Inc. is working on a redesigned, high-end iPad for as early as 2018 that incorporates key iPhone X features such as slimmer edges and facial recognition, according to people familiar with the matter. Bloomberg's Mark...