AI On Phone, Beware Blockchain Hype, Terminal

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

01-Nov-17 12:00

AI On Phone, Beware Blockchain Hype, Terminal

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

0:53 - Your iPhone’s AI Is Tracking All Your Pictures That It Thinks Are Bras

8:12 - Beware The Hype! Company Added The Word ‘Blockchain’ To Its Name And Saw Its Shares Surge 394%

13:17 - Singapore Opens New, High-Tech Airport Terminal

22:31 - Solar Panel Bling – Custom Coloring At An Affordable Price Meeting Modern Efficiency Expectations

28:00 - WhatsApp Becomes Smarter, Now Lets You Unsend Messages

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Tags: Iphone, AI, Apple, Tracking, Bra, Blockchains, cryptocurrencies, On-line Plc, On-line Blockchain Plc, rename, shares, Solar panel, Tesla, Emirates, Structural Expressionism, Singapore, airport, terminal, high-technology, facial varification, Whatsapp, Updates

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