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Samsung Announces Global Launch of Samsung Food, an AI-Powered, Personalized Food and Recipe Service bit.ly/3YXgjAP

Now we know... is this a case of all publicity is good publicity?

UK government seeks expanded use of AI-based facial recognition by police ft.com/content/858981… via @financialtimes

A fun (albeit unusual for me) read

#preprint on Research Square: Testing Theory of Mind in GPT Models and Humans researchsquare.com/article/rs-326…

via Leonhard Schilbach

Netflix says games are a key part of its proposition to stay relevant with audiences in years to come

bbc.co.uk/news/entertain…

ha ha... nooo

'Especially for younger children, a smartwatch is usually better suited as an entry-level device for communication than a smartphone.'

newsroom.vodafone.de/digitales-lebe…

🙄🙄🙄

Brexit: EU-derived equal pay protections to be brought back
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…

🤯

I can hike happy now… a necessity for someone who things Samsung phone cameras are the best but socials on iPhones are the way to go 🎉

the room next door - Nadine Dorries Resigns

Meta has opened a closed beta of Horizon Worlds on smartphones, and the first footage has emerged.

The mobile avatars have legs.

uploadvr.com/meta-horizon-w…

Fascinating stuff

Ha! Try that with cars parked on both sides of the road.

Awesome work by Doga Dogan et al.! 🎉

Immersive tech requires powerful scene understanding capabilities. Having invisible markers embedded can simplify the computer vision needs & help devices identify the objects that are interactable.

Don’t we live in a “fabricated world”?

Go Lionesses - hear them roar :)

ENGLAND REACH THE WORLD CUP FINAL bbc.co.uk/sport/live/foo… via BBC Sport

The world’s first hologram zoo opens and it could be the future of how we see animals wired.me/technology/hol… via @Wired

The lifelong effects of 'the favourite child' bbc.com/future/article… via BBC Future

What's the term for what the dude in the image is doing? destinationmorocco.co/wp-content/upl…

In Srilanka etc, when you want to 'cool' the tea down, you essentially pour it repeatedly from one cup into another until it becomes less hot. . . .

Do we have an English word for the action?

Multinationals turn to generative AI to manage supply chains ft.com/content/b7fafe…