Tag: privacy
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AI Roundup: Pelé’s Lost Goal, a Referee’s-Eye View, and a Cap That Hides You From Cameras
A goal from 1959 that no camera recorded, rebuilt with a stunt double and Gemini Omni. A World Cup engine that finds you a second team when yours goes out. A cap that spots a phone pointed at you and covers your face. Six campaigns, one dependency.
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ESPN’s Poker Coverage Adds an AI That Watches for Tells — After Players Are Out
The World Series of Poker returns to ESPN with an AI that reads posture and blink rate for bluffs. It runs on players only after they’ve been eliminated — and its builder doubts it would find anything on a pro who has spent a career erasing tells.
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America’s AI Mood: Heavy Use, Light Trust
A new Quinnipiac University poll says Americans are bringing AI into the daily routine—research, writing, school/work projects, and data analysis—but they’re keeping one hand on the eject button. Among nearly 1,400 respondents, 76% say they trust AI “rarely” or “only sometimes,” while just 21% trust it “most” or “almost all of the time.” Adoption is…
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Balancing AI advancements with responsibility
Artificial intelligence, in particular generative AI, is having quite the moment in the spotlight. Text generation, advanced chatbots, image and video generation/editing, deepfakes, and so on and so on. These capabilities are impressive and have potential to fundamentally transform business processes across a wide variety of verticals and organizational functions. We’ve been cataloging a wide…




