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| Naloxone as a technology of solidarity: history of opioid overdose prevention Like any technology, naloxone has passed through social cycles of innovation, adoption and backlash — social processes that have brought activists ...
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| Methodist rolls out technology to connect stroke patients to experts off-site The unit has technology that can connect doctors at the University Comprehensive Stroke Center to Methodist North, which means it will not have to ...
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| Investors Clinic plans to upgrade technology to boost revenue Faced with competition from tech-based realty brokerage firms, Investors Clinic is investing Rs 50 crore to upgrade its technology that will help in ...
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| Advance Technology of Artificial Intelligence-Emotional Recognition Market to Grow at a CAGR of ... Artificial Emotional Intelligence or Emotion AI is also known as emotion recognition or emotion detection technology. Humans use a lot of non-verbal ...
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| The company with Aussie roots that's helping build China's surveillance state Koala AI Technology is one of the many Chinese artificial intelligence start-ups riding a wave of Chinese government demand for surveillance ...
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| Digital inclusion the key word on startup awards night Digital inclusion, technology that is transformational and not transactional, and the power of the youth to push India's startup movement were the big ...
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| US tech industry becomes hotbed for ethics-centered employee activism Zeiler later explained at a meeting that Clarifai likely would provide tech for autonomous weapons. O'Sullivan quit the next day. "I was very surprised ...
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| The use of technology in education has pros and cons The use of technology in education continues to grow, as students turn to AI-powered applications, virtual reality and internet searches to enhance ...
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| Alibaba-backed Chinese AI firm Megvii files for Hong Kong IPO Facial recognition is a key part of China's drive to become a world leader in AI technology by 2030, and both companies are benefitting from that as ...
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| Human Capital, Technology, and Marketing Are the Strengths of the Costa Rican Companies A study applied to 231 companies by researchers, Juan Carlos Leiva and Ronald Mora of the Technological Institute of Costa Rica (TEC), and ...
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