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In stark contrast with the enormous resources being poured into combating AI bias, accessibility bias has received little attention, reminding us that only those biases most visible to the general public receive attention.
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Facebook’s image outage earlier this week offered the general public a brief glimpse at how today’s deep learning algorithms “see” images. For all the hype and hyperbole about the AI revolution, today’s deep learning algorithms still describe images as simple lists of keywords.
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Microsoft has issued a warning to millions of Windows 10 users, which you need to know about…
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This tampon company wants to tackle women’s taboos from puberty to menopause.
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You might think livestreaming is all about capturing the gaming video, but there’s a huge audio component to the modern media as well. Without a good microphone, you’re never going to reach the upper echelons of live streaming. Which is where Razer’s Seiren X comes in to play.
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A YouTuber hosting his daily talk show Thursday recorded the moment one of the California earthquakes hit, and the terrified reactions of his guests.
John Campea is a YouTube personality with just over 176,000 followers. He hosts a daily talk show on his channel called “The John Campea Show” to talk about movies and TV, and frequently invites guests for discussion and banter.
However, Campea and his guests got a little more than they bargained for when recording a segment Thursday. In a video Campea posted to YouTube, Campea (on the left) and his two guests are chatting when each person start to realize that the ground is shaking. You can see their microphones and mic stands start to wobble in front of them.
“We’re actually having an earthquake right now,” Campea says into his microphone, as the two guests stare open-mouthed in surprise.
About 20 seconds after the group first notices the tremors, the shaking starts getting more violent, and causes some objects to fall off of the shelves situated behind Campea.
Campea quickly ends to segment. No one appeared hurt, and Campea shared the video clip across his social media channels later Thursday.
“What a way to start the 4th of July!!” Campea commented on the the clip he posted on YouTube.
Two major earthquakes hit southern California this past week. The one on Thursday — the earthquake that Campea and his guests sat through — was a magnitude 6.4. The earthquake the following day shot up to a 7.1 magnitude. Property damage and fires have been reported across southern California due to the earthquakes, and officials warn that damaging aftershocks are likely to come.
Here’s a clip of the moment the earthquake hit the John Campea show:
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Rival German auto giants Daimler AG and the BMW Group have signed a deal to develop next-generation automated driving technology together. The partnership is focussing on developing scalable architecture driver assistance systems, including sensors; automated highway driving; and automated parking.
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The Aerosmith guitarist offers some backstory on his life and work.
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The latest in-ear true wireless headphones have just been announced, and they have features AirPods 2 can’t match.
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Will climate policy kill or create jobs? How labor unions respond to any climate plan depends on their understanding of this question. Only 10 of the 50 largest labor unions have a position on the Green New Deal, but some are working with environmentalists to develop climate plans.