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I'm Danial Payne I've been a freelance writer, video, and web person since 1988. My passion is technology, whether it's the latest cameras or cutting edge ways the internet is used to improve medicine. I write for Internet News Flash and am helping with the online resurrection of Digital Content Creators Magazine Contact me: danielpaynetech@gmail.com
Netflix Is Testing Real-Time, Scheduled Programming In France
Very few entities disrupted real-time linear television more than Netflix. Well now, the streaming juggernaut will test a real-time channel of their own in France. As reported by Variety the new linear channel will be named Direct, and will air French, international and U.S. feature films and TV shows from the streamingContinue Reading
Brave Browser Grew Over 130% In The Last Year Passing 20 Million Monthly Active Users
The privacy-focused web browser, Brave announced it has grown by over 130% over its first year of its stable version. Brave now boasts 20 million monthly users, this time last year, the browser had 8.7 million active monthly users. Brave attributes the growth to increasing privacy concerns held by manyContinue Reading
Tech Tea, Top Headlines 11/02/2020: Apple Silicon Macs?
Apple Silicon Macs Expected to Debut at a November 10 Event Today Apple announced the third event for the fall of 2020, set for Tuesday, Nov. 10th. Much like the September and October events, this event will be digital-only. As Apple has already announced new tablet and mobile products thisContinue Reading
Tech Tea, Top Headlines 10/26/2020 + A Note About INF
We've been on hiatus at Internet News Flash. The break came in part due to problems around funding / monetization, and also because Covid19 hit most of our writers pretty hard. To keep the blog going as we sort out our future we have a new frame work for content.Continue Reading
Course5 Intelligence Announces New AI Lab In Toronto, Canada
Artificial Intelligence firm, Course5 Intelligence just announced the launch of a new AI Labs in Toronto, Canada. With an existing facility in Bangalore, India, this will be Course5's second R&D lab focusing on AI. The company focus on the development of so-called "Narrow AI". Most (if not all) AI systems that existContinue Reading
Yahoo Will Delete All Content to Yahoo Groups In December
Yahoo announced this week it will sunset its Yahoo Groups platform. The announcement post says that on October 21, users will no longer be able to post new content on the site, and on December 14 all content will be permanently deleted. Yahoo Groups has been around since 2001, and hasContinue Reading
Botnet Used For Sextortion Earned At Least 11 Bitcoins
A report by Check Point Research, says a well known botnet and malware agent is engaging in a massive sextortion campaign. The researchers say this botnet is acting as a spambot to target innocent recipients. The makers of the Phorpiex botnet also called Trik seem to have added a newContinue Reading
OpenAI's AI-powered Robot Hand Learned To Solve A Rubik's Cube
OpenAI is an artificial intelligence research organization on a Crusade to build general self-learning AI. The group's robotics division says Dactyl, its robotic hand they built last year, has learned to solve a Rubik's cube. Automated Rubik's Cube solving robots are far from new. Guinness World Records has a dedicated category forContinue Reading
Diveplane Wants To Give Researchers 'Twin Datasets' For AI Training
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Diveplane is a startup attempting to fix the privacy issues associated with data used for artificial intelligence training. The company this week launched what it says is the industry's "first verifiable twin dataset." The product called GEMINAI, is supposed to help organizations analyze sensitive datasets without risking the information being compromised.Continue Reading
Intel & Brown University 2-Year Collaboration On AI That May Give Paralyzed Patents Functional Limb Control
According to news releases from both Intel and Brown University they have partnered in the hopes of developing technology to help those with spinal cord injuries walk again. Injuries to the spinal cord can prevent the electrical signals from the brain from passing to the muscles, causing paralysis. These kindContinue Reading
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