machine learning
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Twitter Created A Photo Tool That Knows Where You’ll Look First
Twitter has never been an ideal platform for sharing photos – largely because users can’t be sure what portion of their image will show up in a tweet’s image preview. If the most important part of a photo is cropped out, followers probably won’t be inclined to click through to see the whole image.
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Like This Post If You Want Facebook To Finally Solve The News Feed’s Like-Baiting Problem
After former company president Sean Parker said Facebook was exploiting human psychology to the detriment of its users, and ex-vice president of growth Chamath Palihapitiya implied that Facebook may be responsible for creating “tools that are ripping apart the social fabric,” Facebook says it’s instituting a new policy to help combat some of the more…
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Google Home Finally Smart Enough To Do Two Things At Once
Despite all the time and energy companies such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon and others have spent stressing the importance of AI, actual progress doesn’t always feel that swift. That’s because after about a year on the market, the Google Home has just gotten the ability to do two things at once.
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This Twitter Bot Writes Weird Reddit-Generated Horror Stories
This year’s Tuesday-night Halloween meant that most of the nation’s serial killers, monsters and various stabby creatures had to turn in early for a bright and early hump day. But in lieu of being chased around by a low-budget demon this year, you can dim the lights and reading some tales from a machine designed…