Replacing Hospital Lighting, Artificial Love Hormones, Google Search Updates

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

06-Dec-17 12:00

Replacing Hospital Lighting, Artificial Love Hormones, Google Search Updates

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Christine Wong spoke about:

0:48 - Google Updates Search To Lock You Into An Endless Search Loop

6:15 - Google Will Enlist 10,000 Employees To Moderate YouTube Videos

9:54 - An Artificial Version Of The ‘Love Hormone’ Probably Isn’t The Solution To Our Problems

16:59 - Adobe’s Awesome New Selection Tool Brings AI To Photoshop

21:35 - Replacing Awful Hospital Lighting Could Create A More Healing Environment

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Tags: Philips Lighting, Healing environment, LED-based patient room lighting system, Adobe, Photoshop CC, artificial version, love hormone, Oxytocin, Google, YouTube, Susan Wojcicki, employees, endless search loop, Google updates

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