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The AI-powered glasses flag with a red box when any faces match up with a centralized “blacklist”

Hassabis was speaking at a screening of a documentary about AlphaGo

The plant makes security cameras in a deal it hopes will fetch over $450 million, the Nikkei reported on Saturday

Several Wall Street banks deemed the deal too risky from a regulatory perspective to take on

Toshiba agreed last year to sell the semiconductor business to a consortium led by US private equity firm

The online video streamer’s shares have remained well above analysts’ average 12-month target

The announcement comes two days after rival Uber said its self-driving trucks will haul cargo on Arizona highways

The report states that loyalty has increased in recent times and stands at its highest peak

The China Securities Regulatory Commission confirmed the approval in a statement issued on Thursday

US officials have warned repeatedly that Russia is trying to interfere in the 2018 mid-term US elections

Seminar on ‘Curriculum: theory and practice in Pakistan’ commences at IIUI

Report in journal Science is largest to date and studies some 126,000 cascades on Twitter

The move would take the US e-commerce giant beyond its current role in Brazil as a marketplace

Amazon Echo was giving people eerie feelings about what the artificial intelligence might be plotting

The measures come amid a boom in the price of bitcoin

The layoffs would be the company's largest yet and the first to affect its engineers

The world's biggest and best-known digital currency was last down 7.53 per cent

The Baoding-based automaker also plans to invest $3.2 billion on electric vehicle research and development by 2020

Citing a number of concerns around the development of the next generation of mobile networks and technology

The feature would roll out this week in celebration of International Women’s Day

The overall trend among 756 suppliers in 30 countries was toward higher compliance with the company's code of conduct

The regulator said it was considering a full inquiry amid growing scrutiny

The CFTC first determined that virtual currencies are commodities in 2015

The group will create a framework to assess the security level of fintech companies and data aggregators

The Geneva Car Show at the Palexpo Arena is open to the public from March 8-18

The online retailer has set a goal of increasing revenue annually by 17-20 per cent

The minimum time will go up from seven minutes to an hour and eight minutes

Litigation over patent infringement is part of BlackBerry Chief Executive's strategy for making money for the company

Chip is an expanded version of their previous 9-qubit linear quantum processor

WeChat's monthly active users had crossed the one billion threshold, a company spokesman told AFP

A 2012 report from the US House Intelligence Committee identified Huawei as a serious risk to national security

However, industry insiders say it may have spurred the shift away from conventional internal combustion engines

If Musk earned the full grant, he would own 28.3 per cent of the company

The new offering is designed to appeal to governments and agencies with needs for on-premise servers

Facebook Watch was made available initially to a limited group in the United States on the company’s mobile app

SEC chief calls for adopting state-of-the-art technology, machinery

The company lost more than half of its value over concerns that Apple is working on its own battery-saving chips

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said in a newspaper interview

Sukkur IBA hosts event featuring local, foreign academics

The so-called “internet of things” refers to embedded computing devices in everyday objects

According to the report by Cheddar, the two will be offered in more colours and be more advanced

The Tokyo-based venture which will bring together some 1,000 employees including new hires

Wrapping up the move from Singapore and redomiciling in the United States relatively quickly could remove a roadblock

Deason said on Monday he had the right to nominate directors, despite missing a deadline

Int’l moot on ‘use of space technology for water management' concludes

The Geneva-based affiliate of the UN that governs issues concerning information and communication technologies

The company's forensic investigation revealed the new identities on top of the 146 million affected

The legislation does not include aspects of an initial draft as to which organizations threatened their operations

The tech giant would stop funding groups that generate less than 5 per cent clicks in two consecutive months

The new approach would be based on identifying metrics to gauge the "health of public conversations"