Hope Reese is a writer based in Louisville, Kentucky, currently living in Budapest. Her work has appeared in the Atlantic, the Boston Globe, Vox, Vice and other publications.
At the Applied Artificial Intelligence Conference, TechRepublic talked to Raj Rao, CEO of Ford Smart Mobility, about the infrastructure challenges of helping people in remote areas access technology and jobs.
TechRepublic caught up with Hema Raghavan, head of growth relevance at LinkedIn, about how machine learning can help match people with jobs that fit their interests and skill sets.
At City Lights Book Store, Ramesh Srinivasan, author of Whose Technology? Protest, Resistance, and the Reshaping of the Global Village, talks about the responsibility of tech giants.
TechRepublic talks to Ramesh Srinivasan, author of Whose Technology? Protest, Resistance, and the Reshaping of the Global Village, about putting technology in the hands of the underserved.
TechRepublic caught up with Nick Bilton, author of American Kingpin, the story of how Ross Ulbricht created an online marketplace for drugs and weapons, generating more than $1.2 billion on the Dark Web.
TechRepublic caught up with an AI expert to talk about the history of automation and employment, and the two schools of thought on whether the ‘second machine age’ is different.
Here is the inside story of how Unanimous A.I. and Churchill Downs teamed up the forecast the 2017 Kentucky Derby using a collective intelligence platform with some of the top minds in horse racing.
TechRepublic talked to AI expert Moshe Vardi about what really happens when robots take on low-level tasks in factories, hospitals, and fast food joints.
At the 2017 Smart Cincy Summit, TechRepublic spoke with TransitX CEO Mike Stanley about his vision for the future of mass transit, and the role of infrastructure development in smart transportation.
TechRepublic talked to the CEO of a tube transport company, ET3, similar to Elon Musk’s Hyperloop, that could reshape how people travel, offering a ‘freeway’ that could reduce labor and fuel costs.
