IBM Watson Cancer Treatment Recommendation Now At Par With Human Doctors And In Other Cases More Accurate
IBM’s big data tool is either as good as humans or even better at diagnosing diseases like cancer. You may ...
Tag: education
Latest Security Threat Alert: Sending Texts While Skyping
We all do this most of the time especially while in the office. Don’t you get that Voice over internet ...
Moore’s Law Is Once Again Obeyed As World’s Smallest Transistor Is Developed
At the risk of making this article sound too geeky, let me just say researchers in the United States say ...
IBM’s Watson Has A New Job And Its In Education
IBM’s artificial intelligence system (Watson) has helped in analysing medical data in treating diseases like cancer in the past and ...
This Site Teaches You How To Code While Playing A Really Fun Game
By now you may be used to names like Code Academy for learning how to code and honestly sites like ...
LinkedIn Launches Online Learning Site, “LinkedIn Learning” In Addition To Lynda
Professional social network isn’t relenting in its efforts at becoming a one stop site for all professional stuff. Just before ...
Educational Apps for Kids: Education is Fun!
So, your children hate studying and love their smartphone? If you’re a parent, this is most likely the case. But ...
Google Is Inviting New Computer Science Graduates To A Networking Event
Are you graduating in 2017 from a university in Europe, the Middle East or Africa? Are you planning to pursue ...
This Is For Those Who Wish To Study In The United States
Every year around this time, exchange rates around many African nations spike against major currencies like the United States Dollars ...
Voice-Based Social Media Platform Bubbly Acquired By Altruist Group
Bubbly, the voice-based social media network, has been acquired by India-based Altruist, which provides telecom services in Europe, Africa, and ...
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