Watchdog group: Biden's top digital officer has financial investments that 'do real harm to the American people'
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Press Secretary Jen Psaki made a cameo in a comedian's TikTok about being a 'Gen Z intern' at the White House
Benny Drama gave a lighthearted view into the White House on Monday. The skit has nearly 3 million views on TikTok.
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The top 23 UK TikTok stars with the biggest followings, including TV chef Gordon Ramsay and beauty creator Abby Roberts
The ranking, compiled by Influencer Marketing Hub, includes creators who have follower counts ranging between 6.7 million and 23.5 million.
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The family behind 'Charlie Bit My Finger' sold the original viral video as an NFT for over $760,000
The sale of the 2007 YouTube video marks yet another creator breaking into the non-fungible token (NFT) space and profiting off of early viral content.
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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales is launching an anti-Facebook, and it already gained 200,000 users days after launching
Wales launched the social platform with a view to move away from fake news, targeted ads, and the data-driven models of other social media networks.
As AI starts to capture the 3D world, that could mean big advances for robotics and self-driving cars
AI researchers are moving beyond two-dimensional images and pixels.
These scientists are studying the immune system to fight cybercrime
"How the human body fights off pathogens and other infections is a natural marvel .... We’re trying to replicate a similar kind of automatic detection."
Scientists have finally figured out why astronauts lose their vision while in space
According to a new study, the eyesight of astronauts is being harmed by changes in the fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord.
We got to see how IBM's Watson supercomputer could help diagnose a patient
IBM Watson Health and the Radiological Society of North America teamed up on a project called "Eyes of Watson" to show how Watson thinks through diagnoses.
Eye Robot: Meet the new virtual onsite trainers for hospitals
From anywhere in the world, medical specialists can deliver their expertise through the virtual onsite trainer and personally train technicians in the room.
Digital disruption in radiology — will it put doctors out of work?
A look at where radiology is in 2016 and where it might be in just a few years.
Pay for medical care only if it works? Industry faces massive shift toward value-based care
Dr. Vivian Lee, the dean of the School of Medicine at the University of Utah on how to bring value to radiology and healthcare overall.
A new technology is being developed using just 1% of the finite resource needed for traditional MRIs
GE's developing a new magnetic technology that only needs about 1% of the liquid helium traditional MRI machines need, called "Freelium."
Major study: there's no need to stop mammograms based on age
Researchers have provided evidence that mammograms may not need an age cut-off for breast cancer screenings.
5 innovations in radiology that could impact everything from the Zika virus to dermatology
We'll be at the Radiological Society of North America conference for the next few days, checking out all the cutting-edge technology coming on the scene.
Mining for data in a South African platinum mine
Sensors aid production at facility near Pretoria
Once known just for accounting, EY now gets billions of dollars from digital consulting
Most people know EY for its auditing and tax services. It's much more than that.
BP strengthens its digital ties by building a 'Fitbit' for oil and gas facilities
BP has launched a pilot program that essentially turns its offshore oil platforms into a giant 'fitbit' for oil and gas assets.
The CEO of $2.8 billion Pivotal explains why you need to change your culture to survive as a digital industry
Pivotal CEO Rob Mee explains the whys and hows of digital industry.
The old world meets the new world: Port of LA gives big data a try
The Port of LA, the largest container port in the US, seeks data transparency and work productivity.
GE CEO Jeff Immelt on Trump, job creation, and cybersecurity in the age of the 'Internet of Things'
GE CEO Jeff Immelt opens up about the Internet of Things.
GE signs software deal with electricity giant Exelon
GE just signed Exelon to one of its largest software deals ever, potentially unlocking $1.3 trillion in value in the electricity space over the next decade.
GE says its software for smart factories and the 'Internet of Things' is now a $6 billion business
GE's Predix Internet of Things operating system is a $6 billion business.
UPS pact gives companies access to large-scale 3D printing and virtual warehousing
UPS, Fast Radius, and SAP teaming up to offer on-demand 3D printing services.
4 steps towards faster, smarter factories
The development of smart and flexible manufacturing is an essential part of the fourth industrial revolution.
The four big ethical questions of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Advances in information technologies and AI are combining with advances in the biological sciences to create the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Amazon's cloud is bigger than Microsoft, Google and IBM combined, researcher says
Amazon Web Services is vastly overpowering its competition in the cloud computing market.
Forget the consumer Internet of Things: IIoT is where it's really at
Factories are likely to have the greatest potential economic impact from IoT use.
Four of GE's top engineers talk about business, competition and the future
Every year, GE gathers hundreds of its engineers under one large roof outside Albany.
How companies can save themselves from being 'uberized'
As more products and services come online, business models will have to evolve.
This is how the 'Internet of Things' is changing the business model of the world's biggest technology companies
The Internet of Things is about outcomes, not products, say Cisco, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and Schneider Electric.
As healthcare costs rise and patients demand better care, hospitals turn to new technologies
Hospitals are beginning to embrace connectivity in creative ways to help them not only be more efficient, but also provide better patient care.
This is how Microsoft is preventing hackers from hijacking IoT devices
Microsoft launches a security program to help patch up poor internet of things security.
Augmented reality is going from 'Pokémon Go' to the factory floor
Here's how augmented reality is playing into the future of manufacturing and maintenance.
Here's how IoT is transforming 6 different industries
The Internet of Things (IOT) is already changing many industries.
Here's how the 'Internet of Things' is being used for major cyberattacks on corporations
The growth in internet-connected devices is also bringing about an "explosion" in vulnerabilities.
The factory of the future is here, touching 24 million American jobs
The manufacturing industry has always been an incubator for ingenuity.
A new way to search for data is helping NASA's biggest brains save millions and get to space faster
NASA Chief Information Architect David Meza explains why the agency has embraced graph databases.
A report from an Oxford think tank says 'fully digital' companies outperform others in almost every way
38 percent more likely to report stronger revenues.
Google is developing an algorithm to replace one of the most complex parts of treating cancer
What normally takes four hours could be cut down to one.
GE: Trains will become 'self-aware' within 10 years and run on a network that lights up like a brain
Forget self-driving cars. GE is setting its sights on smart trains.
A company you've never heard of is quietly leading the driverless-car revolution
Few people know about NVIDIA, but it's an important company responsible for things like Tesla's infotainment graphics to the brains of Ford's driverless cars.
After riding in Uber's self-driving car, I think Tesla will have some serious competition
We got behind the wheel of Uber's self-driving car, and it spells trouble for Tesla.
What happens when you link 3D printing and the internet?
GE Power’s new Advanced Manufacturing Works it changing how humans make things.[sponsor content]
This software code can protect subsea rigs from hurricanes
Creating a "digital twin" of the pipes that connect oil wells to drill ships could save millions of dollars. [sponsor content]
7 robots that could replace humans in the kitchen
From sushi-rollers to burger-grillers, these are the coolest robots that can make meals from scratch.
What's working — and what's not — in the effort to revolutionize patient record-keeping
We are getting better at digitizing our hospital health records, but there is still a long way to go.
Intel and GE partner to bring Predix to more industries
GE and Intel are working to make manufacturing facilities smarter and more connected. [sponsor content]
How the cloud helps Olympic athletes avoid injury
The 2016 Olympic Games in Rio is using cloud-based medical records. [sponsor content]