AI death calculator can predict when you’ll die… with eerie accuracy Artificial intelligence can help provide plenty of answers, even to things you may not want to know. Scripps News Is AI reviewing your college application? A new survey by the online, learning-focused magazine Intelligent.com finds that artificial intelligence is playing a progressively larger role …
The audio and speech recognition company still has a bright future. Leo Sun | The Motley Fool AI company shows off futuristic drive-thru tech SoundHound shows off its AI software and what it might look like in a fast food drive-thru. Cody Godwin, USA TODAY SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) went public by merging with a …
Jeff Gill | Guest Columnist I’m continuing on the question I last started with: Should school age students have access to their phones during school hours? Teachers and principals in general say no. Most school districts and each building has a policy of one sort or another about use of smartphones or internet devices during …
Tinder introduces new ‘matchmaking’ feature Tinder has a new matchmaker feature that allows users to invite their loved ones to look at potential romantic matches. Fox – 26 Houston Would you pay $6,000 a year to find love? Well, you certainly can. Tinder Select is an invite-only membership offered to less than 1% of its …
Everyone seems to complain about how hard it is to get good help these days, and even artificial intelligence assistance isn’t without headaches — especially for one Chevy dealer. Screenshots of an exchange over the weekend between someone online and the customer service chat system for Chevrolet of Watsonville dealership in California (and “powered by …
For a harrowing hour or two after Amazon.com Inc. launched its first satellites, it appeared the company might have lost one of them. The two prototypes had entered orbit over the Atlantic Ocean at 2:24 p.m. Eastern on Oct. 6. An Amazon antenna on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius made contact with both, but …
Kim Komando | Special to USA TODAY You know by now you should keep the private things in life off the internet. Your middle name, job, city, pet’s name, the school you went to, your spouse’s name, the ages of your kids, your shoe size – the details a scammer or hacker would love to …