The Zodiac Killer Robot, Record Label Disrupting Startup, InstaVandalism

Richard Bradbury | Christine Wong | Arvindh Yuvaraj

29-Nov-17 12:00

The Zodiac Killer Robot, Record Label Disrupting Startup, InstaVandalism

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On today's edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Christine Wong and Arvindh Yuvaraj spoke about:

1:19 - Google’s AI Knows When A Stranger Is Looking At Your Phone

5:52 - Robot Trained To Hunt Zodiac Killer Develops Creepy Hobby

11:22 - Record Labels Are Rebounding, But This Startup Could Shake Their Dominance

20:24 - US Government Shuts Down Flat-Earther's Rocket Launch

26:46 - Instagram Now Lets You Vandalize Your Friends’ Photos With Custom Text And Doodles

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Tags: Google, artificial intelligence, phone, app, CARAMEL, University of California, cryptography, code-breaking, Kevin Knight, zodiac, killer, record labels, UnitedMasters, musicians, Alphabet, Andreesen Horowitz, us government, Rocket Science, flat earth, "Mad" Mike Hughes, associated press, Bureau of Land Management, Youtube, BLM, Federal Aviation Administration, Instagram, vandalism

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