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AI’s transformative potential and what’s next …

By Guest PostJanuary 20, 2017Technologyartificial intelligence, cortana intelligence suite, era of ai, era of innovation, harry shum, Microsoft, microsoft translator, myanalytics, Technology

Artificial intelligence holds the key to a new era of innovation, one where computers begin to work intelligently on our behalf rather than under our command. It’s an era where technology will become more intuitive, more conversational, more intelligent, will enable businesses to better know and serve their customers in ways previously unimaginable, and ultimately help solve some of the planet’s biggest challenges. (more…)

Corals and climate

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For corals adjusting to climate change, it’s survival of fattest and most flexible

The future health of the world’s coral reefs and the animals that depend on them relies in part on the ability of one tiny symbiotic sea creature to get fat — and to be flexible about the type of algae with which it cooperates. (more…)