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Pentagon announces 5 American-made drones available for US law enforcement

A Pentagon official announces that the Department of Defense has five American-made drones that are...

September 14, 2020 Tim Hinchliffe

Technology

How evolving drone tech is finding its way onto farms, police forces and beyond

Modern consumer and professional drones are the culmination of multiple fields of technological...

September 17, 2019 Sydney Butler

Technology

Lift-off for flying taxis not such a flight of fancy

Flying taxis may not be the stuff of pipe dreams but rather part of our new reality pretty soon....

April 16, 2019 Pat Rabbitte

Technology

Brien Foerster Introduces Wiracocha: Quadcopter With Stunning Perspectives on Ancient Ruins, Lost Technologies

The enigma of Peru and the Sacred Valley has attracted visitors for centuries, but never before...

July 29, 2017 Tim Hinchliffe

Technology

Amazon wins patent for mothership to launch delivery drones from the sky

Amazon is awarded a patent to develop a flying warehouse that will act like a mothership to launch...

December 29, 2016 Tim Hinchliffe

Technology

5 Ways drones are transforming life across the planet

As drones become more advanced and affordable, their applications are spreading like the very...

December 11, 2016 Guest Contributor

Technology

Saviors in the Sky: could drones save 100s of construction workers’ lives each year?

With leaps forward in camera and AI tech, drones are now able to undertake a range of industry...

June 18, 2016 Guest Contributor

Technology

How drone technology is sowing environmental restoration

Drone technology is a double-edged blade with much controversy surrounding military strikes and...

May 4, 2016 Guest Contributor

Technology

Drone Wars: The battle between competing UAV applications

As drones are becoming more affordable, their applications have reached fever stage, from scaring...

March 2, 2016 Tim Hinchliffe

Social Media

Twitter-a-Flitter: Social media giant granted patent for ‘dronies’

Social media giant Twitter is granted a patent for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that will most...

December 28, 2015 Tim Hinchliffe

HALO - small lightweight Co-Axial Tri-Rotor

Technology

The US Military is crowdsourcing its next UAV spy craft, and they want your help

The U.S. Military's advanced research department, The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency -...

December 12, 2011 Piers Dillon Scott

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In our modern world of fake news and misinformation, it can be hard to know whether the news story you are reading is real or propaganda designed to influence your opinion. However, thanks to AI we are now close to identifying how trustworthy the news in front of us really is.

To discuss this, we are joined by Garry Paxinos, CTO at NetTalk, an easy-to-setup and use, lowest cost voice over IP (VoIP) home phone service.

In addition to the work NetTALK is doing, Garry also discusses an app he has helped build called NOOZ.AI, an AI-driven news aggregator that analyzes the news using natural language processing and machine learning to empower readers to uncover bias.

In this episode, we cover: