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  • 4 reasons you don't have to move your start-up to Silicon Valley to be successful

    It's no coincidence that some of the most successful start-ups in history - including many of the so-called "unicorns" - are headquartered in Silicon Valley.

    Source: CNBC
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  • Do nothing, get cash? Maybe, when Artificial Intelligence take your job : Silicon Valley Tech Leaders Say

    With an impending robot revolution expected to leave a trail of unemployment in its wake, some Silicon Valley tech leaders think they have a remedy to a future with fewer jobs - free money for all.

    Source: Mercurynews
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  • Artificial Intelligence: Silicon Valley's next frontier

    Smartphones were revolutionary and lucrative, but the U.S. market is saturated, and Apple's iPhone sales have fallen for three quarters. The "app economy" has matured, with more people using existing apps than downloading new ones. And Facebook, which has filled users' news feeds with so many ads it can barely add more, is predicting its revenue growth will slump next year.

    Source: Mercurynews
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  • Toronto welcoming artificial intelligence company back from Silicon Valley

    An artificial intelligence company that uses computers, not lawyers, to sift through thousands of legal documents in search of key information is moving part of its operations to Toronto.

    Source: CBC
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  • These three countries are winning the global robot race

    When it comes to making machines to perform tasks that humans have done for years, the United States, China and India are far ahead of anyone else, according to a top tech industry executive.

    Source: CNN
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  • Reid Hoffman on the economic promise of artificial intelligence

    Despite concerns that artificial intelligence (AI) is a threat to jobs, Reid Hoffman, a co-founder of LinkedIn and one of the most influential people in Silicon Valley, said AI could in fact help create more positions

    Source: CBS News
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  • Silicon Valley Is Gobbling Up A.I. Experts

    Artificial intelligence is the latest Silicon Valley darling. Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Apple are using it in their image recognition algorithms, in their voice-based virtual assistants, and in their attempts to curate news and social media posts specifically for your eyes.

    Source: State
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  • Machine learning-as-a-service the way of the future: ServiceNow

    Enterprise cloud company ServiceNow is eyeing a future where organisations won't need to build out their own machine learning technologies, turning instead to service providers to offer the capability as-a-service.

    Source: ZDnet
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  • Tech giants are paying huge salaries for scarce talent in artificial intelligence

    Typical AI specialists, both Ph.Ds fresh out of school and people with less education and just a few years of experience, can be paid from $300,000 to $500,000 a year

    Source: The Hindu
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  • Philippine Outsourcing Industry Braces for Artificial Intelligence

    The outsourcing industry in the Philippines, which has dethroned India as the country with the most call centers in the world, is worried that the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) will eat into the $23 billion sector.

    Source: Voanews
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  • The Race to Power AI's Silicon Brains

    Nigel Toon, the cofounder and CEO of Graphcore, a semiconductor startup based in the U.K., recalls that only a couple of years ago many venture capitalists viewed the idea of investing in semiconductor chips as something of joke. "You'd take an idea to a meeting," he says, "and many of the partners would roll about on the floor laughing." Now some chip entrepreneurs are getting a very different reception. Instead of rolling on the floor, investors are rolling out their checkbooks.

    Source: MIT Technology Review
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  • Artificial intelligence is not our friend: Hillary Clinton is worried about the future of technology

    In a recent interview, Hillary Clinton expresses worries about the future of artificial intelligence and the role big tech plays in our daily lives.

    Source: Business Insider
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  • Is She a Superhero For Artificial Intelligence?

    When Terah Lyons arrives at the Flywheel Coffee Roasters in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury, she is greeted so enthusiastically that she laughs with surprise. But this can't have been the first such welcome. Even if you don't know who she is, the ease and poise with which she walks and the warmth of her smile make it hard not to be struck by her presence. And as if on cue, from the speaker overhead comes Alicia Keys' hit song "You Don't Know My Name."

    Source: Ozy
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  • Disrupting Data Science with Artificial Intelligence NEC Establishes a Startup in Silicon Valley for Automating Data Analytics

    NEC Corporation (TSE: 6701) today announced the establishment of dotData, Inc., a new startup company based in Cupertino, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, that develops and globally provides software that automates data science processes using artificial intelligence (AI).

    Source: HOB
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  • The State Of Tech In 3 Graphs: Artificial Intelligence, The Cloud And Your Money

    Mary Meeker is a legend in Silicon Valley. Why? Because every year, she comes out with what many think is the most complete and thorough analysis of the technology industry. Now, Mary and her team do impeccable work: her presentations are full of great graphs, her slides full of data...and you have to believe that her insights come from hours of researching the industry and listening to the thousands of entrepreneurs that come to Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (Meeker's employer) for investments.

    Source: HOB
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  • Google is hiring people to work on improving visits to the doctor's office with voice and touch technology

    Google is beefing its healthcare-focused Brain research team to build the "next gen clinical visit experience," according to internal job postings.

    Source: HOB
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  • Most Popular 5 Best TV Shows For Programming Language Hackers And Programmers

    We have to accept a simple fact that we can't expect much of hacking and coding stuff from Hollywood movies. There are a lot of movies based on hacking and coding but most of them seem so unrealistic.

    Source: HOB
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  • How To Negotiate A Job Offer For Software Developer or Engineer

    In the span of a week, I had job offers to work as a software engineer at Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, LinkedIn, and Yelp. Here's how I negotiated them.

    Source: HOB
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