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18 Jul 23

Embedded Generative AI Will Power Game Characters

Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation

Unity, the world’s most popular 3D real-time development environment, recently unveiled Sentis, a feature to help developers incorporate generative AI models into games and other applications built using their platform. It might seem a natural, even simple, addition. Unity is frequently used as a game engine, and video games have…

18 Jul 23

Why inclusive sets of images help us make better products

Computer & Information Technology

We worked with TONL, a stock image company, to create more representative datasets to help teams build more inclusive products.

18 Jul 23

Great British Nuclear launched with remit to fund small modular reactors

Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation, Mechanical, Production & Manufacturing

The grants follow the creation of Great British Nuclear (GBN), a public body established to help deliver the UK’s nuclear programme with the goal of providing 24GW of nuclear power by 2050. Energy secretary Grant Shapps said the body will help to boost the UK’s energy security and reduce dependence…

18 Jul 23

Never miss a moment of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™

Computer & Information Technology

Keep up with the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ and play a mini-game on Google and YouTube.

18 Jul 23

Why brands actually benefit from staying true to their cultural roots

Computer & Information Technology

Six years ago I moved from the US to the EU to break from American culture and try something new. But in this short time, I’ve seen Amsterdam, my adopted home, morph into a place that can sometimes feel culturally more like San Francisco than a major European capital. My…

18 Jul 23

Ebike maker VanMoof goes bust, leaving riders in disarray

Computer & Information Technology

After pausing sales, closing stores, and being unable to pay its bills, beloved Dutch ebike maker VanMoof has officially been declared bankrupt. Just last week, Dutch courts granted the company a two-month ‘suspension of payment’ to protect it from creditors while it worked with administrators to find a solution. However,…

18 Jul 23

Opening the gates of Hampton Court Palace for virtual visitors to enjoy

Computer & Information Technology

Hampton Court Palace is an icon of English architecture, history and art, home to kings, queens, artists and thinkers since the Tudor times. As a heritage charity, Histo…

18 Jul 23

Gender quotas in the boardroom are good for everyone — here’s why

Computer & Information Technology

After decades of admirable, if slow, progress toward gender balance in its boardrooms, Norway has taken a giant leap. Last month, the pioneering Nordic state mandated that 40% of seats on the boards of all large and medium-sized companies should go to women within five years. This makes Norway the…

18 Jul 23

7 ways Google Health is improving outcomes in Asia Pacific

Computer & Information Technology

Knowledge is key to maintaining good health— so we take seriously our responsibility to make health information more accessible for individuals, caregivers, and communit…