Machine Learning

At its recent Search On event, Google unveiled a bunch of search-related innovations and ways the company is using artificial intelligence to help people understand the world around them and make Search results better.

Nvidia’s new cloud-based solution for developers helps add AI-powered features such as background noise removal, real-time translation, face re-lighting, and gaze correction to video conferencing platforms.

Keen is an experimental app developed by Google’s Area 120 Internal team that lets users save and share links, resources, and ideas they are fond of in topic boards. To suggest related content, Google uses machine learning and Search.

Neural networks scanned a database of over 6,000 chemical compounds and identified a new one called halicin in a matter of hours.

The new tool is intended to help journalists and fact-checking organizations in detecting manipulated and doctored pictures. It may well come in handy during the pre-election period.

The policy doesn’t cover satire or parody content, along with videos that were edited to omit certain words or change their order.

Apple has acquired a Cambridge-based startup called Spectral Edge. Its technology may well improve the quality of photos taken on iPhones.