Eric David, Author at SiliconANGLE

Google’s DeepMind gives an AI human-like memory to solve tough problems

By Eric David Oct 12, 2016

With the advances of modern data storage technology, chips the size of your fingernail are capable of storing an entire library’s worth of knowledge, so one thing you might think computers do better than…

Amazon takes on Spotify with new music streaming service

By Eric David Oct 12, 2016

On-demand music streaming services such as Spotify and Pandora have become some of the more popular ways in which people consume music today. Now, Amazon has thrown its hat into the ring with its…

Tesla denies German claims that autopilot is a ‘traffic hazard’

By Eric David Oct 11, 2016

The German Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt) has released a new report that is highly critical of the autopilot feature in the Tesla Motors Model S, calling semi-autonomous mode a “considerable traffic hazard” and suggesting that the feature…

Look out, Slack: Facebook Workplace brings social media to the enterprise

By Eric David Oct 10, 2016

Facebook Inc. has been eyeing the enterprise for some time now, and today the social network has made its first big play with the launch of Workplace by Facebook. Previously known as Facebook At Work, it’s…

Facebook’s new app makes it easy to find local events

By Eric David Oct 7, 2016

Over the last few years, Facebook Inc. has added quite a few apps to its catalogue, from third-party services like Instagram and WhatsApp to standalone Facebook tools like Moments and Messenger. Today, Facebook has launched…

Oculus reveals new social features, Touch release date, more at Connect conference

By Eric David Oct 6, 2016

The Facebook-owned Oculus VR today revealed what it has in store for the future of its Rift virtual reality headset and Samsung’s Oculus-powered Gear VR, led by a heavy focus on social features. The…

LinkedIn makes it easier to job hunt without alerting your boss

By Eric David Oct 6, 2016

For many people, LinkedIn is a vital component of the job hunting process, but when your current boss can see your profile, it is not exactly the best idea to advertise that you are…

eBay hops on the computer vision bandwagon with Corrigon acquisition

By Eric David Oct 6, 2016

Online auction company eBay Inc. announced that it has acquired Israeli computer vision startup Corrigon Ltd. for an undisclosed amount. According to eBay, Corrigon’s image recognition tools will be a valuable addition to the…

Amazon bans incentivized reviews after report proves they’re biased

By Eric David Oct 5, 2016

In hopes of eliminating biased reviews from its online storefront, Amazon.com Inc. has announced some important changes to its community guidelines. Amazon explained in a blog post that it will no longer allow incentivized reviews,…

Yahoo allegedly helped US government spy on its users’ incoming emails

By Eric David Oct 4, 2016

Yahoo Inc. helped the United States government spy on citizens by allowing it to search through millions of user emails for certain key phrases, according to a new report by Reuters journalist Joseph Menn. Citing “people familiar…

Eric David

Google’s DeepMind gives an AI human-like memory to solve tough problems

Amazon takes on Spotify with new music streaming service

Tesla denies German claims that autopilot is a ‘traffic hazard’

Look out, Slack: Facebook Workplace brings social media to the enterprise

Oculus reveals new social features, Touch release date, more at Connect conference

LinkedIn makes it easier to job hunt without alerting your boss

eBay hops on the computer vision bandwagon with Corrigon acquisition

Amazon bans incentivized reviews after report proves they’re biased

Yahoo allegedly helped US government spy on its users’ incoming emails

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