AI Technology and New Digital App Tackle Impacts of Brain Injuries and Concussions
by Lee Rickwood
An emerging era in digital sports technology is bringing better ways to treat brain injury and concussion, and Canadians are leading the way.
Tag: artificial intelligence
AI is Popping Up in Mobile & Social Media
By Christine Persaud
AI technology is everywhere nowadays. You may have recently noticed Meta AI integration in your social media apps, too, including Facebook Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp. How does this work, what should you know, and what are some of the most exciting new innovations?
Google Conference Says AI Essential to Business and Career Growth
by Lee Rickwood
As fast as artificial intelligence has become a part of our lives, many individuals and organizations still struggle to understand AI and use it effectively.
Dove’s Real Beauty Prompt Playbook Can Teach Industries How to Overcome GenAI Biases
By Christine Persaud
The inherent bias people experience when using AI tools in the beauty industry doesn’t exist in a silo. It is a reality across every industry when being used not only to create information, be it images or query responses, but also when compiling data or analyzing content.
Newest Smart Bot from LG is an AI Agent
by Lee Rickwood
Although it has yet been given a ‘human’ name by its developer parent, this new smart device has been given several ‘human’ capabilities.
Automated Robots Challenge Multi-Billion Dollar Art Market
by Lee Rickwood
Developments in robotics and artificial intelligence are bringing the worlds of technology and creativity closer together.
High-Tech Smart Farm Network Growing Across Canada
by Lee Rickwood
Smart farm initiatives are sprouting up around the globe, developing both proven agricultural technologies and new smart initiatives to boost crop resiliency, food production and overall sector performance.
Winks, Blinks and Nods: Canadian Technology Offers New Ways to Control Digital Devices
by Lee Rickwood
A new brain-computer interface (BCI) technology being developed in Canada enables devices to respond to an individual user’s needs as expressed through subtle eye and facial movements.