Hashtag Trending IT World Canada

What is Open AI about to launch?  A judge has ruled that data scraping on public social media sites may not be infringing on copyright, Waymo hits a milestone in the number of driverless taxi rides and what if car batteries could be made from wastewater?
All this and more on this “surprise achievements” edition of Hashtag Trending. I’m your host, Jim Love

This weekend we have an interview with Francois Guay discussion a unique study that the Canadian Cyber Security Network did called Cybertowns. 

Google’s DeepMind makes a big step forward in understanding life at the molecular level,  Apple touches a nerve with its latest ad which can only be described as “tone deaf,” Elon Musk’s Neurolink’s first human experiment has some problems and a stark warning about the absolute devastation of the US economy if tensions lead to conflict in Taiwan.
All this and more on this “Murphy’s Law” edition of Hashtag Trending. I’m your host, Jim Love.

Employees are embracing BYOAI – Bring Your Own AI to work, with or without employer approval.  Employers still suffering from a lack of skills.  Dell Plans to colour code employees based on office attendance. And the story continues about that mysterious GPT-2 chat bot.
All this and more on the “rumours and research reports” edition of Hashtag Trending. I’m your host, Jim Love.

Microsoft executives may lose bonuses if the company is hacked, Apple unveils its M4 chip in the iPad Pro, a new company leverages AI to reportedly find millions in savings on Software as a Service and Elon Musk tells you how much AI is used at Starlink and Space-X. Spoiler alert? None.
All this and more on the “ups and downs of AI” edition of Hashtag Trending. I’m your host, Jim Love.