Aug 10th 2016
Intelligent Machines 365
Corgi Shorts
Facebook blocks ad blockers, Intel ups their A.I chops, Google Fiber may become Google Wireless
New episodes every Wednesday.
Facebook says no to adblockers while Proctor & Gamble says no to Facebook, Intel spends $400 million to buy artificial intelligence company Nervana Systems, and Google Fiber puts the breaks on its rollout in San Jose while exploring alternate technologies.
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Links
- How not to respond to John Oliver’s ode to local newspapers - The Washington Post
- Geeks Bearing Gifts
- The biggest advertiser in the world just reminded us why Facebook wants to be TV
- Facebook Blocks Ad Blockers, but It Strives to Make Ads More Relevant - The New York Times
- Nice Cargo Shorts! You’re Sleeping on the Sofa
- IFTTT says it can run with Apple, Google and Amazon in the smart home race
- Intel is paying at least $350 million to buy deep-learning startup Nervana Systems
- How Hot is it in Harlem?
- Trump's presidential campaign is hurting his business — here are the stats
- In Kansas City you trade your data for Wi-Fi
- States win the right to limit municipal broadband, beating FCC in court
- Google Fiber gets put on hold in San Jose - CNET
- Google Chrome Blog: Flash and Chrome
- Google Chrome is officially killing Flash starting next month
- Official Gmail Blog: Inbox by Gmail: Evolving the inbox to save you time
- Google is expanding its tests on the way to blanketing the US in super-fast wireless internet
- Google's self-driving car unit is losing three key execs - Recode
- Consumer reports: you shouldn't call it Autopilot
- Google Maps for Android gets Wi-Fi-only mode and SD card download option | TechCrunch
- The White House is now accepting letters over Facebook Messenger
- Google used virtual poker dogs to find a way to stop VR trolls
- 'Quadrooter' flaws affect over 900 million Android phones | ZDNet
- No, 900 million Android devices are not at risk from the 'Quadrooter' monster
- Google confirms 'Verify Apps' can block apps using QuadRooter vulnerabilities | Android Central
- Why Is The Copyright Office Lying To Protect The Cable Industry's Monopoly Stranglehold Over The Cable Box? | Techdirt
- At SeaWorld, iPad shutterbug takes photo, dolphin takes iPad - CNET
- Occupy Democrats meme factory numbers
- Samsung Gear 360