Browsing: takes

Vision AI and automation failures in grocery stores often stem from inadequate network infrastructure rather than the technology itself. Operators must audit network capacity before deployment and build standardized architecture that scales across multiple locations, as pilot successes rarely translate to fleet-wide reliability without proper infrastructure planning.

Updated algorithms will “reduce the reach of content re-uploaded from other creators.”

Woot has been on a bit of a roll with its sale events lately, and the latest one brings up to 67% off a wide range of audio gear. Prices start at just $9.99 Prime shipped (a $6 delivery fee applies otherwise), with discounts on Sennheiser earbuds, Samsung Galaxy Buds, ANC headphones, party speakers, and…

After more than a decade building a caller ID business serving over 500 million users, Truecaller is now taking the scam intelligence it gathered along the way to the open web, with no app or sign-in required.

Workplace equality non-profit People Like Us is challenging the hidden role of AI and automated hiring software with Reject the Rejections, a new campaign exposing how recruitment technology can screen out ethnic minority candidates before a human sees their application.

SAN FRANCISCO — Salesforce has arrived at Dreamforce 2026 with an argument that would once have sounded unusual for a CRM company: the future of CRM may involve spending less time inside the CRM itself.

Snapchat announced on Thursday that it’s launching “Snapchat Plans,” a suite of features for creating, sharing, and managing real-world events with friends. The new event-planning features allow users to send and receive invitations and track details like the time, location, and attendees, all in one place.

A friend of mine works in compliance at a mid-sized bank. Last quarter, she got pulled into an incident that I keep thinking about, though not for the reasons she does.

A video game posted to the Trump administration’s website — one that closely resembled Tetris — has been taken down after the Tetris Company complained.

81% of UK knowledge workers now use AI weekly. That’s adoption. What it isn’t, is transformation.