Tag: Halloween
Introducing Howler.js, a Javascript audio library with full cross-browser support
Developed by GoldFire Studios, Howler.js is an audio library for the modern web that makes working with audio in JavaScript easy and reliable across...
Quantum computing – Trick or treat?
Quantum computing uses quantum mechanics in quantum computers to solve a diverse set of complex problems. It uses qubits to store information in parallel...
An ethical mobile operating system, /e/ – Trick or Treat?
Previously known as eelo, /e/ is an ‘ethical’ operating system for mobile phones. Leading the project is Gaël Duval who is also the creator...
Automation and Robots – Trick or Treat?
Advancements in AI are on a path of reinventing the way organizations work. Last year, we wrote about RPA, which made front-end manual jobs...
Tim Berners-Lee’s Solid – Trick or Treat?
Solid is a set of conventions and tools developed by Tim Berners-Lee. It aims to build decentralized social applications based on Linked Data principles....
Deep reinforcement learning – trick or treat?
Deep Reinforcement Learning (Deep RL) is the new buzzword in the machine learning world. Deep RL is an approach which combines reinforcement learning and...
AIOps – Trick or Treat?
AIOps, as the term suggests, is Artificial Intelligence for IT operations and was first introduced by Gartner last year. AIOps systems are used to...
The decentralized web – Trick or Treat?
The decentralized web refers to a web which is not dominated by powerful monopolies. It’s actually a lot like the web we have now,...
Teaching AI ethics – Trick or Treat?
The Public Voice Coalition announced Universal Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence (UGAI) at ICDPPC 2018, last week. “The rise of AI decision-making also implicates fundamental...
Service mesh – Trick or Treat?
‘Service mesh’ is a term that is relatively new and has gained visibility in the past year. It’s a configurable infrastructure layer for a...