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Factories are using AI to warn them when equipment is reaching the breaking point. Services that monitor machinery to predict imminent failure and provide guidance on necessary upkeep are booming, The Wall Street Journal reported.

A smart news paywall is optimizing subscriptions without driving away casual readers by showing them subscription pop-ups.

The ban impacts Nvidia's A100 and H100 chips, and AMD's MI250.

Shinkei Systems developed a machine that uses computer vision to slaughter fish in a way that maximizes their shelf life and flavor.

FamilyMart, a chain of Japanese convenience stores, plans to employ robots to fill shelves with beverage bottles at 300 locations.

Autonomous aircraft in the United Kingdom are getting their own superhighway.What’s new: The UK government approved Project Skyway, a 165-mile system of interconnected drone-only flight routes. The airspace is scheduled to open by

A drive-through system from UVeye automatically inspects vehicles for dents, leaks, and low tire pressure.

Microsoft tightened the reins on both AI developers and customers.What’s new: The tech titan revised its Responsible AI Standard and restricted access to some AI capabilities accordingly.

Machine learning is helping lawyers sift through mountains of documents to find evidence.What’s new: The legal technology company Everlaw launched a clustering feature that automatically organizes up to 25 million

A startup that automatically translates video voice overs into different languages is ready for its big break.What’s new: London-based Papercup offers a voice translation service that combines algorithmic translation and voice

The future of Big AI may lie with product-development teams.What’s new: Meta reorganized its AI division. Henceforth, AI teams will report to departments that develop key products.

With prices on the rise, an app analyzes user data to deliver cash back on retail purchases.What’s new: Upside, a startup based in Washington, D.C., works with gas stations, grocery stores, and restaurants to offer personalized discounts to

AI startups are helping writers tailor articles that appear near the top of Google’s search results.What’s new: At least 14 companies sell access to software that uses GPT-3, the

House sales priced by algorithms account for a small but growing portion of the real estate market.What’s new: Companies that use algorithmic pricing models to buy and sell

AI startups are putting their cash into . . . AI startups.What’s new: Young AI companies flush with venture capital are purchasing startups to expand the range of services they can offer, The Wall Street Journal