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An Apple patent to train AI without eating up power highlights the advantages and headwinds the tech giant may face in the market.
Google is giving smart glasses another go. Can it avoid mistakes of the past?
PayPal’s recent ad tech patent could track user behavior to better target deals.
The company’s access to data gives the power to create AR features that are “pretty sophisticated,” one expert said.
The company’s recent changes, aimed at “right-sizing [its] cost structure,” include layoffs and shifting focus from R&D.
While Big Tech got it’s moment in the sun, Oracle and others are now following suit with their own growth spurts.
Though there are a lot of ways to protect AI models, monitoring user behavior is a vital piece of the puzzle.
A growing footprint in AI increases risk — especially when it comes to lending and risk analysis.
AI has a lot of promise in the healthcare industry in areas such as documentation, imaging, and quicker diagnostics as staffing shortages loom.
A recent Amazon patent may seek to make Alexa smarter and more personalized — but it could have the opposite effect
While this could create a lucrative new revenue stream for Ford, it also presents a privacy conundrum, one expert said.
PayPal’s patent figures out when to use (and not use) blockchain for crypto transactions.
The tech could signal that Big Tech is looking for creative solutions to AI’s power demand.
Intel is “playing catch-up” in robotics – and AI as a whole, one expert said.
Copyright issues make it difficult to substitute creative labor in game development, one expert said.
Your data may be more valuable than the money made from selling devices themselves, experts told Patent Drop.
The tech could signal that the company is reading the tea leaves on data center architecture.
As the company builds AI image editing tools, it may be seeking to normalize the tech for the average consumer.
Snap may want to use AR to help you redeem your next free coffee.
The tech aims to walk a fine line of not overloading customers with bad ads as several streamers launch their own ad-supported tiers.