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Malaysian Drone Rules, AI For Art Forgeries, Costa Rica Runs On Renewable Energy

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Majidah Hashim

23-Nov-17 12:00

Malaysian Drone Rules, AI For Art Forgeries, Costa Rica Runs On Renewable Energy

On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Jeff Sandhu and Majidah Hashim spoke about:

 

1:19 - Costa Rica Runs Entirely On Renewable Energy for 300 Days

5:50 - Apple Scientists Disclose Self-driving Car Research

13:11 - Things Not Looking Up For Drone Owner

23:28 - The McLaren Formula 1 Team Just Hired The World’s Fastest Gamer

32:30 - This AI Can Spot Art Forgeries By Looking At One Brushstroke


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Tags:  Costa Rica,  Renewable Energy,  300 Days,  Costa Rican Institute of Electricity (ICE),  Apple,  research,  self-driving cars,  detect cyclist and pedestrians,  McLaren Formula 1,  Rudy van Buren,  winner,  Malaysia,  Drones,  Department of Civil Aviation,  Banned,  Ai,  Spot Art Forgeries


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