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Microsoft s new AI chatbot concept is reminding people of Black Mirror

The new concept could simulate human conversations with dead loved ones based on their technology habits 22nd January 2021 Hayley Atwell and Domhnall Gleeson in Black Mirror episode Be Right Back (2013). Credit: Alamy Stock Photo. Microsoft have created a patent that allows the tech giant to create an AI-assisted chatbot using the personal information of deceased people. The bot, based on the “images, voice data, social media posts, electronic messages” and more, would facilitate a simulated human conversation with users’ dead loved ones. “The specific person [represented in the bot] may correspond to a past or present entity (or a version thereof), such as a friend, a relative, an acquaintance, a celebrity, a fictional character, a historical figure, a random entity etc”, a statement on the new patent says.

The Year in Review: ZyroFisher | Features

2020 was undoubtedly an unorthodox year, with independents, brands and distributors alike feeling the inevitable effects of a turbulent period for businesses the world over. BikeBiz caught up with seven UK distributors to reflect on a bizarre yet successful period for the cycling industry. Today, we hear from Rob Haycock, CEO of ZyroFisher Overview Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have all had to adapt to what is a rapidly changing market. During this time, ZyroFisher has implemented a number of changes to its operational structure and service delivery to enable us to better serve our dealer base. Sales have definitely seen a boost due to the pandemic. This has been widespread across most of our categories, with only selected products not seeing a positive uplift – such as travel bags with reduced international travel throughout the year.

Three ways retailers are re-thinking the role of brick-and-mortar stores – Econsultancy

December 17th 2020 15:12 The ongoing impact of Covid-19 combined with high rents and operating costs – which, this year, has often outweighed revenue – means that many retailers have been forced to rethink the role of brick-and-mortar stores. According to McKinsey predictions, Europe is likely to see an 8 to 13% decline in offline retail sales in 2021, while the US will likely see a drop of 22 to 27% compared to 2019 levels. Instead of considering the value of stores in the context of ‘four-wall sales’ – i.e. how much product is sold inside the store – many retailers are considering what other roles physical stores can play, and how this might translate into ROI.

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