Superhuman AI, Movable Fridge, The Thrive App

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

20-Oct-17 12:00

Superhuman AI, Movable Fridge, The Thrive App

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

1:02 - Self-Taught, ‘Superhuman’ AI Now Even Smarter

6:42 - Panasonic's Fridge Of The Future Comes When You Call It

10:27 - Smartphones Are Weapons Of Mass Manipulation, And This Guy Is Declaring War On Them

21:46 - How Blockchain Could Give Us A Smarter Energy Grid

28:31 - Arianna Huffington's New App Lets You Humblebrag About Turning Your Phone Off

32:56 - Podcast

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Tags: enterprise, biz bytes, superhuman, AI, panasonic, movable fridge, smartphones, blockchain, smart grid, ariana huffington, thrive app

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