AirAsia's First E-Wallet, Alibaba AI, Digital Detox

Audrey Raj | Christine Wong | Arvindh Yuvaraj

16-Jan-18 12:00

AirAsia's First E-Wallet, Alibaba AI, Digital Detox

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Audrey Raj, Christine Wong and Arvindh Yuvaraj spoke about:

1:20 - Google Fixed ‘Racist Algorithm’ By Blocking Gorillas From Image Recognition

4:35 - Alibaba’s Artificial Intelligence Bot Beats Humans At Reading In A First For Machines

9:43 - E-wallet BigPay To Tap Into AirAsia’s 63m Passenger Database

16:38 - Digital Detox: Have Your Phone Confiscated By This Travel Operator

23:41 - Ford Is Throwing $11 Billion At Its Electric Car Problem

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Tags: biz bytes, AirAsia, BigPay, e-Wallet, Racist Algorithm, Google, gorilla, image recognition, Alibaba, Artificial intelligence, global reading comprehension test, Bill Ford, Detroit Auto Show, Ford Motor, electric car, digital detox

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