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When someone copies and pastes a piece of information from a website, they are essentially doing the same thing that a web scraper does. The only difference is that they do it on a smaller scale. When it comes to web scraping, it uses intelligent automation to acquire information from hundreds, millions – or even…
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In a paper published by DeepMind, a team of scientists from Alphabet’s UK-based research division has claimed that Agent57 – the first deep reinforcement learning agent – has outperformed humans on all 57 Atari 2600 games in the Arcade Learning Environment data set. Agent57 combines an algorithm to efficiently explore a meta controller which adapts…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the world to a standstill with governments enforcing lockdowns to ensure their citizens stay at home and not fuel the outbreak. For professionals, except for a few adjustments, it does not make a major difference since most are still working from home. However, this is not true for children whose…
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When searching for a new material which can be used for different applications such as batteries or other energy-related devices, the possibilities are endless. There are several materials that one can explore, and also many criteria which these must fulfil to ensure that the application is successful. The timeframe is critical as it may take…
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Edge computing, although not a new concept, is still largely at its nascent stage, and aims to break the traditional cloud computing boundaries. The idea of edge computing is simple. The idea is to bring the processing and storage capabilities closer to where it is needed, which will further expedite the entire process and make…
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The National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) has asked the government to provide immediate relief to ensure the survival of start-up and small-medium enterprises(SMEs) as the COVID-19 outbreak has put high stress on the industry. In an opening statement, the association said, “We request that the government consider rental subsidy for workspaces used…
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After reports emerged of AnyVision helping the Israeli government to surveil the West Bank, M12-Microsoft’s venture capital arms has decided to pull back the minority investment out of the facial recognition startup. M12 invested an amount in Anyvision as a part of a $74 million funding round in June 2019. However, the company decided to…
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In a bid to uplift the data science that has expanded mostly over the past few years, SIGKDD has launched a Community Impact Program to provide funding to aspiring data scientists with projects to ensure data science is promoted in the right direction. The funded projects will be required to show their final results or…
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With schools being shut amidst the outbreak of COVID-19 in many locations around the United States, Google Classroom has gone on to clinch the top spot as an education app on both Android and iOS. The pandemic has provided the app with a massive boost of more than 50 million downloads recently. The free education…
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Dharma, a significant ransomware strain’s source code has been put up for sale on two Russian language hacking forums over the weekend, at a low price of $2,000 which has put several security researchers on alert. Between the year 2016 and 2019, the Dharma has been used to extort more than $24 million as payment…
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