Facebook has released a new interview series looking at the evolving shifts in advertising in the post-data-privacy marketing era.
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According to reports, ByteDance is making TikTok's AI technology available for other companies to use in their own services.
Facebook has announced several new shopping updates across its apps, including the expansion of Shops to WhatsApp and Marketplace.
Face-swapping video app Reface is launching a new Swap Animation feature that lets you animate any picture with your face.
Microsoft Teams has launched a new AI-powered transcription feature for meetings in English (US).
YouTube is testing a new feature that automatically detects products within videos and displays them in a list with related products.
Google is testing a new process that uses AI and your website's assets to automatically create videos that you can use as ads.
Instagram is adding AI-powered automatic captions to IGTV, for people watching with the sound turned off.
A Japanese sushi restaurant chain created an AI-powered app that can grade the quality of the tuna it uses for sushi in its establishments.
Adobe has released the latest version of Photoshop which now uses AI and additional algorithms to handle complex selections like hair.
In its transparency report, LinkedIn says it blocked 7.8 million fake accounts before they were even created, 93% of which automatically.
After launching its 3D Photos feature back in 2018, Facebook is now using AI to create 3D photos from pretty much any standard 2D picture.
With fashion weeks around the world in full swing, the timing is right for the world's largest social media platform to start delving into the world of style with a bit of an AI flair.
"Lens is smarter than ever." Pinterest revealed that its flagship visual search tool can now identify over 2.5 billion objects across home and fashion pins.
Google has announced that it has added AI to Socratic - a mobile learning app it acquired last year - and relaunched the app on iOS.
There are no limits to what machine learning can do to better our lives. Even when it starts by stopping a cat from bringing dead animals into its home.
Facebook announced new AI-powered detection technology that will help find and remove non-consensual intimate images (aka "revenge porn") on its platform.
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