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Geeks Squawk EP - 357

Matt Armitage, Kulturpop

17-Aug-18 10:30

Geeks Squawk EP - 357

Today, the geeks on Geeks Squawk discussed Twitter's policies on abusive behaviour and inciting violence, Elon Musk's tweets about going private that may have violated US securities law, DUO: The on-the-go dual-screen laptop monitor, new development in cotton production using man-made fibres, and how AI can identify eye diseases by speeding up diagnosis and treatment.

 

0:26:678 - Twitter Suspends Infowars Alex Jones For Abuse

6:05:743 - Elon Musk's Tweets Investigated For Possibly Breaking Law: Reports

11:23:605 - DUO: The On-The-Go Dual Screen Laptop Monitor

15:19:116 - Ironing-Free Future? Scientists Cotton On To Benefits Of Man-Made Fibres

18:54:256 - Artificial Intelligence Tool 'As Good As Experts' At Detecting Eye Problems

Produced by: Richard Bradbury


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Categories:  Technology,  Medical Innovation and Technology,  Tech,  Personal Development,  Entrepreneurship

Tags:  tech talk,  geeks squawk,  matt armitage,  smartphones,  conversations,  voice message,  king of the crowd,  hal9000,  robot laws,  Geek Squawk,  twitter,  Elon Musk,  DUO,  Dual screen laptop,  cotton,  artificial intelligence,  eye problems, 


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