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Delphia launches platform to help consumers turn their data into investable capital(BETAKIT)
Toronto-based Delphia is publicly rolling out its investment advisor platform, which lets users convert their data into a source of investable capital.
How to make machine learning models interpretable: A seminar series at UC Berkeley(TECHCOMMUNITY)
“Class time! Francesca Lazzeri presented a UC Berkeley course on how to make machine learning models interpretable. Now she shares the details with you.” – Adam Nanjee, Microsoft for Startups
AI-enabled assistant robot returning to the Space Station with improved emotional intelligence(TECHCRUNCH)
In the near-term CIMON can have a lot of practical benefit simply by freeing up time spent on certain tasks by astronauts themselves.
Element AI launches newest standalone product, turning data into actionable insights(BETAKIT)
Element AI has launched a decision-support product, called Element AI Knowledge Scout, which organizes and manages data sets for businesses.
Soteria AI raises $5M in funding(FINSMES)
Soteria AI, a Hong Kong and San Francisco, CA-based company developing an AI assistant for gaming, secured $5M in private funding.
This AI text adventure game has pretty much infinite possibilities(THEVERGE)
AI Dungeon 2 isn’t exactly a polished game, but more of a passion project from developer Nick Walton.
Why AWS is selling a MIDI keyboard to teach machine learning(TECHCRUNCH)
It’s not meant for musicians — it’s meant for engineers who want to learn about generative AI.
Kustomer raises $60 million to automate repetitive customer service processes(VENTUREBEAT)
CEO Birnbaum said the infusion will bolster Kustomer’s global expansion as it continues to invest “heavily” in product development.
DeepMind co-founder moves to Google as the AI lab positions itself for the future(THEVERGE)
The personnel changes at Alphabet continue, this time with Mustafa Suleyman — one of the three co-founders of the company’s influential AI lab DeepMind — moving to Google.
Google’s AI-powered Recorder app for Pixel 4 is now available for Pixel 2, 3, 3A(MINT)
The Recorder app uses the power of AI to automatically transcribe the users audio recordings and it also lets its users search for specific parts of a clip.
Rad AI raises $4M in seed funding(FINSMES)
Rad AI, a Berkeley, Calif.-based radiology startup, raised $4m in seed funding.