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Yahoo Japan offers free AI that checks comments on forums

Yahoo Japan offers free AI that checks comments on forums

TOKYO — Yahoo Japan, owned by Z Holdings, has begun providing a free artificial intelligence technology to clients, including its rivals, that can assess instantly if comments posted in Japanese on online forums are appropriate. Three companies, including social media-based news website NewsPicks, have adopted the cutting-edge technology that analyzes within a second comments that are posted online. The technology can also be applied by companies to take action to delete inappropriate… Source link

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Yahoo Japan offers free AI that allow clients to censor comments

Yahoo Japan offers free AI that allow clients to censor comments

TOKYO — Yahoo Japan has begun providing to clients, and even its rivals, a free service that uses artificial intelligence to determine if comments posted in Japanese on online forums are appropriate to its clients. The service will then allow the client companies to delete the posts or warn writers if they are deemed to be defamatory. Three companies, including social media-based news website NewsPicks, are the first since Yahoo launched the service in September to adopt the… Source link

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Google I/O 2021 on May 18-20 is virtual and free for everyone. Here’s how and when to watch it

Google I/O 2021 on May 18-20 is virtual and free for everyone. Here’s how and when to watch it

Google’s annual developer’s conference this week will include sessions on Android 12, ChromeOS, Firebase, Flutter and TensorFlow. Screenshot by Teena Maddox/TechRepublic Google I/O 2021 kicks off at 1 pm ET on Tuesday with a two-hour keynote, and the three-day virtual event is free to everyone. There’s an official schedule for keynotes and… Source link

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Now That Google Photos Will No Longer Be Free It’s Time To Get Your Photos Under Control (Or Stop Hoarding Them)

Now That Google Photos Will No Longer Be Free It’s Time To Get Your Photos Under Control (Or Stop Hoarding Them)

Back when photos took up 1 shoebox and not 1 terabyte. getty All good things come to an end. Or, I should say, all good free things eventually start to charge. Starting June 1st, Google GOOG will start counting high-quality photos against a user’s 15GB storage cap, which also includes other Google services as well (primarily Gmail and Drive). If you go over that cap you can either delete photos to stay under the cap or pay $2/month or $20/year for 100GB of storage. If you… Source link

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Google Photos’ free unlimited storage ends on June 1st

Google Photos’ free unlimited storage ends on June 1st

Bloomberg Key Brexit Clash Would Cost Euro Swap Traders $2.4 Million a Day (Bloomberg) — One of the biggest Brexit battlegrounds between the European Union and the U.K. now has a price tag: at least $2.4 million a day.That’s how much any move by the European Union to cut off access to London’s dominant clearinghouses for derivatives could cost traders in euro interest rate swaps, net of buying, according to an estimate from Albert Menkveld, professor of finance at Vrije Universiteit… Source link

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Former Education Department boss argues against student loan forgiveness and free community college

Former Education Department boss argues against student loan forgiveness and free community college

An Education Department (ED) secretary during the George W. Bush administration said she was opposed to student debt cancellation and free community college because those policies would distort the value and price of post-secondary education credentials. “We need to empower consumers with better information about how much they spend and what the value of it is in the marketplace,” former Education Secretary Margaret Spellings said on Yahoo Finance Live (video above). “We need to reward… Source link

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Google Photos to start charging for “free” storage | 3 On Your Side

Google Photos to start charging for “free” storage | 3 On Your Side

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) — Family celebrations, vacations, and other special events can create some lasting memories. And many of those photos and videos might be uploaded on your smartphone using an app called Google Photos, launched six years ago. But apparently, too many folks are using it. “Google claims like right now that have over 4 trillion images being stored,” Ken Colburn said. Colburn’s a tech expert with Data Doctors here in the Valley. “That’s about… Source link

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Google extends availability of 'unlimited' free Meet calls to June 30th – Yahoo Tech

Google extends availability of 'unlimited' free Meet calls to June 30th – Yahoo Tech

Bloomberg Coca-Cola Considers Options for $6 Billion Africa Unit (Bloomberg) — Coca-Cola Co. is weighing options for its bottling business in Africa, including a sale or initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter.The soft drinks giant holds 66.5% of Coca-Cola Beverages Africa and is speaking with potential advisers about its exit options, the people said, asking not to be named as the details aren’t public. A sale or IPO of the stake could value the African… Source link

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Krispy Kreme offers a free donut to people who get vaccinated

Krispy Kreme offers a free donut to people who get vaccinated

As President Joe Biden ramps up the country’s mass vaccination efforts, Krispy Kreme hopes to provide a sweet incentive for Americans to get a COVID-19 shot — a free glazed donut. Beginning Monday, customers who show a valid COVID-19 vaccination card at any U.S. Krispy Kreme can receive a free original glazed donut throughout the remainder of 2021. (Courtesy: Krispy Kreme Vaccine) The company is also offering up to four hours of paid time off to help “encourage and enable their COVID-19… Source link

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Patriots go on $194.5 million spending spree in free agency

Patriots go on 4.5 million spending spree in free agency

The New England Patriots just experienced their first losing season since 2000, and have no interest in doing that again. Just hours into free agency, the Patriots have spent $194.5 million to get back to their winning ways. The hits kept coming nonstop Monday, as the team quickly reached deals with tight end Jonnu Smith and nose tackle Davon Godchaux a few minutes after free agency opened. Hours later, the team made two more big additions, signing Matthew Judon and Jalen Mills. Patriots board… Source link

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