This week, Microsoft hosted the Microsoft AI media event in London to discuss the intersection of AI, people and society and Microsoft’s role and responsibility across this growing technology.
The use of personal assistant apps on mobiles is stagnating, partly as people start to use standalone home devices such as Amazon’s Echo, according to new research.
Reports of ‘fake news’ have impacted consumer confidence, with the public growing increasingly sceptical of whether news is factually correct, according to new research.
Nearly a quarter (23%) of Brits use less than half of the functions on their smart gadgets and technology, with 26% admitting to paying for HD channels but not watching them, according to new research.
Facebook now has two billion users worldwide, but the social network warns that with great popularity comes great responsibility.
Salesforce is ramping up its artificial intelligence tools with additions to its ‘Einstein’ marketing platform for brands.
Consumers say the need for additional software, apps and hardware is the greatest barrier preventing them from experiencing virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) digital advertisements, according to new research.
YouTube easily beats the traditional television channels on the app front, with 68% of Brits having it on their phones; the nearest rival was the BBC on 31%, according to new research.
On the 10-year anniversary of the iPhone launch, app performance problems remain a major challenge, preventing many from realising their full potential, according to new research.
As ad creatives, celebrities and media types wandered around the Cannes Lions Festival this year, an AI helper was on hand to guide them. From Google’s machine learning to Omnicom’s creative chatbots, this was the year that robots took over Cannes.