Apple Apologise (Kinda), Child Gambling Video Games, AI Arguments

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

29-Dec-17 12:00

Apple Apologise (Kinda), Child Gambling Video Games, AI Arguments

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

0:28 - Apple Apologises For Slowing Older iPhones Down

7:10 - Video Games Are Unlocking Child Gambling. This Has To Be Reined In

13:51 - Shenzhen Shows The World How It’s Done, Electrifies All Public Transport With Fleet Of 16,000+ Electric Buses

19:49 - How Artificial Intelligence Could Help Us To Win Arguments

25:53 - Can AI Keep These Zoo Animals Warm?

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Tags: biz bytes, Shenzhen China, Apple, iPhone, apology, video games, child gambling, Final Fantasy: Brave Exodus, iOs, Android, Electric Buses, EV adoption, Arguments, zoo animals

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