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Apple’s using a Lexus RX450h SUV for its autonomous vehicle testing program, as revealed by documents filed with the California DMV in accordance with licensing requirements for self-driving tests in the state. Now, Bloomberg has images of the vehicle in action , captured by a chance observer who saw the vehicle pull out of an Apple facility in Silicon Valley. The SUV looks pretty much like similar test cars used by Waymo, the former Google self-driving car company whose headquarters are pretty much just down the road from Apple’s Cupertino HQ. The equipment adorning the SUV include optical cameras, LiDAR, and radar, all of which appear to be off-the-shelf components, including Velodyne’s top-of-the-line LiDAR unit atop a frame that extends a few feet out from the roof of the vehicle. Judging by these spy shots and the information found in the DMV documents made public by a public records request, Apple is very early in its autonomous technology program compared to companies like Waymo...

Facebook’s developer conference F8 is known to show off company’s upcoming products and research work. Yesterday, in his F8 keynote, Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook’s foray into Augmented Reality with its camera platform. It was followed by an exciting announcement from Facebook’s mysterious Building 8 (B8). Facebook started its Building 8 team to create futuristic gadgets. On Wednesday, the company revealed the details of two of the six projects that are underway. Regina Dugan, the head of Building 8, explained that a team of 60 engineers is working to build a brain-computer interface. Dugan has previously headed Google’s similar Advanced Technology and Projects Group; she was also the director of the Pentagon’s DARPA research agency. This interface will let you type with just your mind without the use of any implants. By using advanced techniques like optical imaging that scan your brain a hundred times per second, this interface will detect what you’re speaking in your head and c...

JARVIS OF MARK ZUCKERBERG PERSONAL JARVIS OF MARK ZUCKERBERG: first of all ,starting with the JARVIS. It is AI designed to be helped out and make human life as easy as it can be possible through the machines and programming. Recently, we have seen that Mark Zuckerberg,CEO FACEBOOK posted a video, showing his house that has been automated. His house was under the control of an AI designed to work for him. The video that was posted showed that the AI controls appliances, music system,recognize faces,entertain the baby and much more... This is the beautifully designed AI of Mark. It helps him in his daily housework. It acts like it's the new housemate Mark has got in his house to help him. It's like he has a new housemate. The JARVIS does everything for him. [embed]https://www.facebook.com/zuck/videos/10103351034741311/[/embed] JARVIS AND HIS JOB 1.GREETINGS AND THE DAY'S INFORMATION: After waking up JARVIS greets him for the morning. It checks for the time and wishes him acco...

As like Google which have Now and Apple have its AI Siri, now Finnish company Nokia is also working on its own Artificial Intelligence app which may be named as "Viki" . GSMinfo obtain an document that points Nokia has filled a trademark request with the European Union for what might be an upcoming virtual assistant. This trademark has been filled only by Nokia brand not the HMD Global who have recently acquired Nokia . Recently Samsung have also acquired AI firm Viv, that clearly makes that Samsung also featuring AI with its smartphones.   This news about AI has been out just after Nokia announced its first Android based smartphone Nokia 6. Nokia 6 will be initially available in China on JD.com with the price tag of 1,669 CNY (RS 16,750). Given that the Finnish company appears to be working on its new AI-powered assistant independently of HMD, details are still hazy as to whether Viki will remain exclusive to the Nokia brand or will eventually make its way to other Android ...

Mark Zuckerberg designs an A.I(J.A.R.V.I.S -IRON MAN) Building Jarvis Mark Zuckerberg shares his experience Mark Zuckerberg says his personal challenge for 2016 was to build a simple AI to run my home -- like Jarvis in Iron Man. My goal was to learn about the state of artificial intelligence -- where we're further along than people realize and where we're still a long ways off. These challenges always lead me to learn more than I expected, and this one also gave me a better sense of all the internal technology Facebook engineers get to use, as well as a thorough overview of home automation. So far this year, I've built a simple AI that I can talk to on my phone and computer, that can control my home, including lights, temperature, appliances, music and security, that learns my tastes and patterns, that can learn new words and concepts, and that can even entertain Max. It uses several artificial intelligence techniques, including natural language processing, speech recogniti...