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The Foundations of AI Are Riddled With Errors
The labels attached to images used to train machine-vision systems are often wrong. That could mean bad decisions by self-driving cars and medical algorithms.
AWS and Verizon team up to provide 5G-powered edge computing infrastructure
Amazon Web Services Inc. is integrating its AWS Outposts edge computing hardware with 5G networking technology from Verizon Communications Inc. to support customers that are pursuing initiatives such as warehouse robot implementations.
5 WAYS DIGITAL TWINNING WILL REVOLUTIONIZE LOGISTICS
With unparalleled capabilities to track, monitor, and diagnose assets, digital twinning technologies have the potential to revolutionize logistics.
Amazon Expands Effort to ‘Gamify’ Warehouse Work
Amazon is expanding an existing program that gamifies warehouse work to encourage its fulfillment center employees to improve their efficiency and compete against others for digital rewards like virtual pets.
Inside the world’s first autonomous power plant
Even before it began operating, T-Point 2 was digital to the core: a mixed reality approach was taken during construction, with 3D virtual reality simulations of construction taken alongside the physical build.
How to avoid being replaced by a robot at work
Three types of jobs – surprising, social or scarce work – are very difficult for AI to do
What Microsoft’s Satya Nadella thinks about work of the future
Satya Nadella is optimistic that the power of “small AI” can benefit frontline workers and close the wage gap. Here’s how he envisions the next decade in computing.
How grocery technology will become a driving force in customer loyalty
Back in 2000 when Ocado was founded, the world of grocery retail looked very different. Only half of us owned a mobile phone, and a quarter of households did not have a computer.
