AI checks out rash selfies to detect Lyme disease

Artificial intelligence and deep learning that look at "rash selfies" could offer a way to more accurately detect and identify Lyme disease. Read more at Futurity: Research News

Cathie Wood runs 5 funds that more than doubled broader market returns in the 3rd quarter. She and her team break down 8 winning stocks turbocharging the outperformance of its top ETFs.

Summary List Placement By all indications, Cathie Wood's $29 billion asset management firm Ark Invest has turned in another great quarter. The firm's $10.5 billion Ark Innovation ETF (ARKK), $3 billion ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW), and $3 billion Read more at Business Insider

Artificial Intelligence Tries Street Art

We all recognize Banksy's art style, but can a neural network learn to mimic it? Yes and no. Matt Round trained an algorithm named GANksy by feeding it Banksy artworks. The result is about what you'd expect- GANksy learned the style as it was supposed to, but Read more at Neatorama.com

How AI farmed insects are helping to feed chickens

Artificial intelligence is helping produce a new kind of feed for farmyard chickens.
Read more at BBC News

South Korea's SK Hynix to buy Intel's NAND business for $9 billion - Reuters India

Intel Corp has agreed to sell its NAND memory chip business to SK Hynix Inc <000660.KS> for $9 billion in an all-cash deal that would propel the South Korean chipmaker to second in the global rankings. Read more at Reuters

Go Beyond Artificial Intelligence: Why Your Business Needs Augmented Intelligence

Organizations often pit AI against humans. Augmented intelligence brings them together and plays to each of their strengths. You need humans to make your AI solutions more effective, resilient, and trustworthy for your users. Read more at Forbes

Trump's And Biden's Plans For The Economy

How the economic priorities of the Republican president and his Democratic challenger compare.
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An AWS exec says that it is 'urgency that has replaced perfectionism' as financial institutions double-down on cloud amid the pandemic

Summary List Placement The financial industry has a reputation for being willing to try out emerging technology, like cloud or artificial intelligence. JPMorgan Chase, for example, is already investing in quantum computing despite the tech being years away f Read more at Business Insider

Building a landslide prediction tool with Google and AI

In their 2019 AI Impact Challenge, Google asked nonprofits, social enterprises and research institutions around the world, "How would you use artificial intelligence (AI) for social good?" Read more at Phys.Org

New robots with 'mini-brains' will feel pain...

A research team from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore has developed artificial intelligence which it says allows the robot to detect and repair its own damage when "injured" Read more at Daily Star

A look at "neurosymbolic AI", which combines techniques of deep neural networks and "good old-fashioned AI", with comments from its proponents and critics (Anil Ananthaswamy/Knowable Magazine)

Anil Ananthaswamy / Knowable Magazine: A look at neurosymbolic AI, which combines techniques of deep neural networks and good old-fashioned AI, with comments from its proponents and critics The unlikely marriage of two major artificial intelligence ap Read more at Techmeme.com

This self-driving truck kit is one of the coolest STEM gifts an inquisitive kid could ever get

Don't look now, but that car next to you on the road may not have a driver. Thankfully, with the advent of the self-driving vehicle, that's not the panic-inducing moment it used to be. A self-driving shuttle has been ferrying customers in Las Vegas for three Read more at Boing Boing

This coder bootcamp can get you up to speed on 6 key programming skills in 60 minutes each

Training packages are available everywhere. And since everyone wants to know how to code, there are literally hundreds of different courses, lectures, and training sessions that can help teach you the building blocks of this foundational ability. However, Read more at Boing Boing

Microsoft and Verizon announce partnership to offer private 5G mobile edge computing

Back in July,Verizon and Microsoft announced a new partnership to significantly accelerate time to market for IoT solutions. This partnership provides all the critical components in the IoT value chain, such as connected devices, network/capability, cloud ho Read more at MSPoweruser

LuminarAI: AI photo editing will make Photoshop look like a stone axe

How much of a given image is real these days, and how much is manipulated? And how much does it matter? The tools of image editing have improved massively over the last 10 years, as anyone who likes to zhush themselves up for Instagram can attest. And a new g Read more at New Atlas

WiMi Hologram Cloud Stock Rallies on News of New Artificial Intelligence Subsidiary

The company says it's accelerating the development of its intellectual property -- positive news overshadowing a surprise shakeup in the management team. Read more at Motley Fool

Facebook says it rejected 2.2m ads seeking to obstruct voting in US election

Nick Clegg, Facebook vice president, says social media giant also attached false information warnings to 150m postsA total of 2.2m ads on Facebook and Instagram have been rejected and 120,000 posts withdrawn for attempting to obstruct voting in the upcoming Read more at Theguardian.comtechnology

Skoda Auto Sound Analyzer app records vehicle noises for diagnostics

Skoda Auto has announced a new artificial intelligence app that service centers using on smartphones to help diagnose vehicle issues. The app is called Sound Analyzer and records car noises and compares them with stored sound patterns. 245 Skoda dealers in 14 Read more at SlashGear

Star Trek: Discovery's huge time leap frees it up for crazy new adventures - CNET

By jumping 930 years into the future, Discovery gets out of the constraints of previous Star Trek series and, at the same time, gives itself a shot in the arm. Read more at CNET

Why Twitter should let verified health experts report COVID-19 misinformation on the platform, according to 3 physicians

Twitter offers few tools for knowledgeable users to combat the abundant and sometimes deadly misinformationspreading on the platform.
Read more at STAT