Why Immigration Groups Said No To Using DNA To Reunite Separated Kids

Richard Bradbury | Audrey Raj | Christine Wong

27-Jun-18 12:00

Why Immigration Groups Said No To Using DNA To Reunite Separated Kids

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On today’s Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Audrey Raj and Christine Wong discussed:

1:57 - This AI Matchmaker Could Mine Twitter To Find You A Date

9:23 - New Google Classroom Update Makes It Harder To Cheat On Quizzes

14:39 - Why Immigration Groups Said No To Using DNA To Reunite Separated Kids

23:45 - Want to Feel Happier? Your Phone Can Help (Maybe)

31:32 - Instagram Would Be Worth $100 Billion If It Were A Standalone Company

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Categories: Entrepreneurship, Personal Development, Technology, Tech, SME

Tags: BizBytes, AI matchmaker, CoupleNet, Google, Google classroom, DNA testing, family separation policy, Poppy Jamie, Happiness, Instagram,

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