Who Got Hacked This Week? September 30 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, September 30, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
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California Bill Makes Companies Pay Contracted Workers
A recently passed bill will require app-based companies to reconfigure how it labels and treats contracted workers.
Wolters Kluwer’s Clinical Natural Language Processing Extracts Insights from Patient Records
Wolters Kluwer Health announces it has expanded its portfolio of real-world artificial intelligence (AI) solutions with the addition of a clinical natural language processing solution that enables healthcare organizations to unlock the value of unstructured clinical information. The solution, part of the Health Language platform, supports extraction of patient data found in free-text physician notes […]
Why Western Union Headquarters Uses an Avocor Videoconferencing System
Today, from small businesses and global corporations, to families near and far away, to NGOs in the most remote communities on Earth, Western Union is helping move money – helping grow economies and realize a better world. Operating in more than 200 countries across the globe, Western Union is a global leader in cross-border, cross-currency […]
Mednition KATE Decision Support Solution
Mednition, makers of machine learning-powered software solutions for healthcare, today introduced Mednition KATE — a real-time decision support solution designed specifically to help emergency nurses increase the accuracy of their triage decisions, improve quality of care, and save lives. The decision support solution is already in full commercial use by emergency nurses working in the […]
AI Can ‘Smell’ Now: Artificial Intelligence Used to Draft New Fragrance Ideas
I’m a fragrance fan – not the noxious mall stuff, though. I stick to the niche world because it smells much more interesting and natural. So I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t want AI to be used in drafting a new perfume. But Philyra, a virtual think tank which analyzes hundreds of fragrance industry formulas and […]
Eight New Amazon Echo Devices Include Experimental IoT Glasses, an IoT Ring, and Echo Studio
Amazon introduces several new Echo devices that give users more ways to add Alexa to their lives. The new Amazon Echo additions include new features, smart home experiences, developer tools, and much more. New Amazon Echo devices include: Echo: Featuring an updated fabric design and sound improvements, $99.99 Echo Flex: Add Alexa to any space, […]
Live Sports Broadcasting VR is an Example of How Virtual Reality Can Dramatically Alter an Industry
With the formation of HD cameras, enhanced audio equipment, and digital on-screen graphics, live sports broadcasting has transformed drastically within the last decade. What’s more, we are seeing more sophisticated technologies, such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), being utilized during live sports broadcasting to keep fans engaged. In the past, these technologies […]
ELMO Introduces STEM-CAM Visual Presenters with Instant Translation, AR
ELMO USA, a manufacturer of visual presenters and corresponding education technology, announces the newest addition to the ELMO MA-1 and MO-2 STEM-CAM visual presenters for K-12 classrooms. As schools across the country are moving to STEM and STEAM-based curriculums, classroom technology must tangentially evolve to meet the growing demands of those programs, according to a […]
Microsoft President Wants to Regulate Big Tech
It’s not every day you hear leading technology companies — or any industry’s top players — asking to be regulated. And yet that’s precisely Microsoft President Brad Smith did when he recently said that government should put up guardrails around engineers in order to regulate big tech. What happens if that doesn’t happen? Democracy might suffer, […]
