Eric David, Author at SiliconANGLE

Bottlenose aims to automate business intelligence with AI

By Eric David Sep 13, 2016

Los Angeles-based Big Data company Bottlenose Inc. has just revealed the next major iteration of its business intelligence product, Nerve Center. The product uses a combination of real-time data mining, predictive analytics and machine learning to…

Facebook lets Messenger chat bots accept payments from users

By Eric David Sep 12, 2016

Facebook appears committed making Messenger its own full-featured platform, and today the social media giant revealed a number of new features that will give businesses even more ways to interact with consumers directly through the…

Garbage-eating drone starts cleaning up the Port of Rotterdam

By Eric David Sep 9, 2016

The city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands has just launched a new type of water drone that is capable of autonomously patrolling the city’s port and cleaning up waste and debris as it goes.…

DeepMind’s WaveNet uses neural nets to help computers talk to us

By Eric David Sep 8, 2016

Computers are getting better and better at understanding human speech thanks to powerful data tools like deep learning and neural networks. Now, Google parent company Alphabet Inc.’s DeepMind unit is applying the same tools…

Uber updates Rider Music to help you ignore or annoy your driver

By Eric David Sep 8, 2016

Uber Technologies Inc. has redesigned its in-app music features, making it easier than ever for riders to tune out their drivers. Anyone who frequently uses ride-hailing services such as Uber has likely run into two…

Apple unveils iPhone 7, new Apple Watch, AirPods and more

By Eric David Sep 7, 2016

After weeks of rumors and speculation, Apple has debuted several major new products, including the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, the Apple Watch Series 2 and much more. There were a wide range…

Warner Bros mistakenly files DMCA takedowns for its own websites

By Eric David Sep 6, 2016

Few industries protect their intellectual property as rabidly as major Hollywood studios do, and many are constantly on the prowl for any online content that infringes on the copyrights, as anyone who uploads a movie clip to YouTube…

Saildrone raises $14M to expand its fleet of ocean-going drones

By Eric David Sep 5, 2016

Aerial drones may be getting all of the attention these days, but they are far from the only mobile-robot game in town. Alameda-based drone startup Saildrone Inc. has brought drone technology to the high seas…

Twitter’s Periscope tests livestreaming third-party video with US Open

By Eric David Sep 2, 2016

Periscope, Twitter Inc.’s livestreaming service, has largely been focused on allowing users to broadcast live events wherever they are using their mobile devices. Now, Twitter is testing out an entirely new way to stream content…

Phishing study: More than half of people still click on risky links

By Eric David Sep 1, 2016

The internet has been around long enough that you would think most people know better than to click an untrustworthy link from someone they do not know, but according to a new study by…

Eric David

Bottlenose aims to automate business intelligence with AI

Facebook lets Messenger chat bots accept payments from users

Garbage-eating drone starts cleaning up the Port of Rotterdam

DeepMind’s WaveNet uses neural nets to help computers talk to us

Uber updates Rider Music to help you ignore or annoy your driver

Apple unveils iPhone 7, new Apple Watch, AirPods and more

Warner Bros mistakenly files DMCA takedowns for its own websites

Saildrone raises $14M to expand its fleet of ocean-going drones

Twitter’s Periscope tests livestreaming third-party video with US Open

Phishing study: More than half of people still click on risky links

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