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Geeks Squawk - EP 362

Jeff Sandhu | Matt Armitage

05-Oct-18 10:30

Geeks Squawk - EP 362

In this episode, the Geeks talk about an AI device that can now read your mind and thoughts and why this is dangerous if Facebook gets their hand on this. On King Of The Crowd, we feature a foldable cap that can save lives. And another AI story on cheeseburgers.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu


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Categories:  Technology,  Tech,  Medical Innovation and Technology

Tags:  Artificial intelligence,  deepmind,  cheeseburger,  king of the crowd,  cap, 


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