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September 24, 2022
Tech for wildlife: how AI saves animals
topic: Innovation
by: Bob Koigi
As biodiversity faces unprecedented decline, many conservationists are turning to tech for support. In some cases, the results are remarkable.
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August 24, 2022
Harnessing AI to tackle food waste
topic: Food Security
by: Samia Qaiyum
A Dubai food delivery start-up uses artificial intelligence (AI) to reclaim ugly fruits and vegetables and sends them to customers at a discount.
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August 02, 2021
IBM embraces emerging technologies to tackle climate change
topic: Climate Change
by: Bob Koigi
In an interview, an IBM researcher told FairPlanet about the company's development of cutting-edge technology to capture carbon dioxide.
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africa_tribe
November 17, 2020
Embracing artificial intelligence to preserve dying languages
topic: Indigenous people
by: Bob Koigi
Language is pivotal in the areas of human rights protection, good governance and peace building. But every two weeks, a minority language dies.
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africa languages
July 24, 2019
OBTranslate - bridging communication between 2,000 African languages
topic: Innovation
by: Bob Koigi
The messaging platform OBTranslate translates over 2,000 African languages, and bridges communication barriers.
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china police
July 09, 2019
Chinese police officers are wearing facial recogni­tion sunglasses
topic: Digital Rights
by: Sofia Gallarate
partner: Screen Shot
China provides police officers in megacities, with a brand new AI technology device that facilitates the recognition of wanted criminals in milliseconds.
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AI
May 21, 2019
Don’t fear AI, Extended Intelli­gence is coming to the rescue
topic: Innovation
by: Sofia Gallarate
partner: Screen Shot
A group of scientists and academics have joined forces to find a different, more beneficial, approach towards autonomous and intelligent technologies.
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February 26, 2019
These people don’t actually exist
topic: Digitalisation
by: Shira Jeczmien
partner: Screen Shot
GAN images are developing at an unprecedented rate. What does this mean for the future of authenticity and deepfakes?
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AI
February 12, 2019
The rise of automated policing in the U.K.
topic: Innovation
partner: Screen Shot
Inevitably, the AI revolution of the last few years has seen machine learning technologies be deployed for increasingly punitive means.
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data
January 22, 2019
The new age factory workers get their hands dirty with data
topic: Digitalisation
partner: Screen Shot
The world of the factory worker seems to be outdated and long gone, but there is a new era of labour upon us—and it’s beginning in China.
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October 16, 2018
Love in the time of Mystic Messenger
topic: Innovation
by: Sofia Gallarate
partner: Screen Shot
For the last few decades, dating sims (also known as relationship simulation role-playing games, RS and RPG), a gaming subgenre.
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canada migration
October 11, 2018
What if an Algorithm Decided Whether You Could Stay in Canada or Not?
topic: Innovation
partner: NewsDeeply
Rights advocates Petra Molnar and Samer Muscati pick apart experiments of AI in immigration that will be copied around the world.
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May 08, 2018
Saudi Arabia humanoid Sophia has more rights than women
topic: Women’s rights
Saudi Arabia is scrutinised for its women's rights. This makes it even more alarming that the robot "Sophia" was granted citizenship status.
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AI
September 21, 2017
We can teach AI to detect sexual orientation, but should we?
by: Shira Jeczmien
Do we really need an AI tool to detect a person’s sexual orientation?
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Nutrition
May 31, 2017
Can Artificial Intelligence secure global nutrition sustainabilty?
topic: Food Security
by: Kolawole Talabi
In many parts of the world, millions of children go to bed hungry. Yet in advanced countries, inconceivable amounts of edible food are thrown away.
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October 05, 2016
Artificial intelligence: Not new to controversy
topic: Innovation
by: Israel Bionyi
The idea about ‘thinking machines’ discussed in SMASH16 sparked interest and excitement, but also denial around the world.
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