The Giant Robot Duel, Google's Mysterious AutoML, #SaudiWomenCanDrive

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Majidah Hashim

19-Oct-17 12:00

The Giant Robot Duel, Google's Mysterious AutoML, #SaudiWomenCanDrive

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In today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Jeff Sandhu and Majidah Hashim discussed:

1:28 - Giant Robots Fought And It Was An Incredible Waste Of Time And Effort

9:49 - First 5g Mobile Net Connection Claimed By Qualcomm

14:41 - The Middle East's Biggest Ride-hailing Firm Is Hiring Women Drivers In Saudi Arabia

20:40 - How A New Technology Could Help Find The Next Harvey Weinstein

30:42 - Google’s AI Now Creates Code Better Than Its Creators

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Tags: enterprise, biz bytes, giant robot duel, megabots, 5G mobile, qualcomm, saudi women can drive, harvey weinstein, google, AI, automl

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