In partnership with @HarvardGH, @GoogleCloud is releasing the COVID-19 Public Forecasts to help first responders and public officials track and predict future cases. Learn more about the #COVID19 Public Forecasts here: https://t.co/T3szTh6tAk
South Africa is ambitious: aiming to be one of the world's leaders in testing for the coronavirus. It has a potentially big advantage: large numbers of geneXpert machines, designed for TB testing, that can test for coronavirus within 45 minutes -- and now deployed in mobile vans.
Great visual representation on how social distancing can help flattening the coronavirus growth curve. We all can do our part. https://t.co/ndh2lWabx9 #coronavirus#SocialDistancing
NASA has started accepting applications for a new generation of astronauts as it looks forward to an exciting future of crewed missions to the moon, Mars, and possibly beyond 👨🚀🚀
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MID-YEAR REVIEW: We are so proud of our team to have achieved such an exciting recognition. Without such talent is without innovation. We are humbled to employ such an amazing group of people!
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Spanish: El primer paso en Inteligencia Artificial ¡eres tú!
English: The first step in AI might surprise you https://t.co/b02OE2phjd
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AI software engineer by day, hip hop artist by night.
How Googler Brandon Tory is living the "multidream" by blending coding with a rap career–and showing the next generation that they don’t have to choose between the things they love → https://t.co/3VTskgyouG
Update: we can now share the first AIS data with you. The picture attached shows the positions of ships received by #ZACube2. A historic image of first ever AIS data received by SA’s own satellite! #CubeSat
This clever AI hid data from its creators to cheat at its appointed task - https://t.co/f7DeYSjHWU #ai#machinelearning#geospatialdata https://t.co/sB78GGAhqQ
Fantastic news for the industry and absolutely love what @awscloud announced at @AWSreInvent. Just 5 years ago, nanosatellites were a mere blip on the radar. Today, they're a huge data source - so large that Amazon has created a service to serve them as an integral AWS product.