 wrote code, when and why.
“Since these questions emerge from the code, we aggregate metadata from the tools they use daily and provide a context layer available directly from their editor,” the company explains.
“Over time, we’ll introduce intelligent assistive products to automate the vast majority of what is known today as software development.”
Talkwalker
Why digital marketers struggle to measure social #ROI (and how to get it right) pic.twitter.com/QvLtq1cnOr
— Talkwalker (@Talkwalker) March 21, 2017
Luxembourg-based social data listening platform Talkwalker uses advanced AI to analyse and monitor conversations on social networks, news websites, blogs and forums in over 187 languages.
Its servers process 500m posts from 150m websites every day and its clients include Microsoft, Benetton, Publicis, Ogilvy and Weber Shandwick.
The company has just raised €5m which will mostly be invested in its artificial intellgience capabilities as well as new features like image recognition and IQ apps.
Tractable
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￼Tractable builds deep learning tools for visual inspection that can perform faster, cheaper and more accurately than humans.
Their technology automates an expert’s task at what it claims is near zero marginal cost. “Our AI understands images like experts do. But it can assess thousands, in seconds, with razor-sharp accuracy. So your organisation can perform like never before,” so they say.
Tractable raised $1.9m a year ago in a round leet by Zetta Venture Partners.
Onfido
London-based Onfido uses machine intelligence and AI to help companies verify that candidates for jobs are exactly who they say.
Onfido has raised more than $30m in funding to date..
Last year, it launched its SodaBread API to monitor global social media content continually and.
Zeitgold
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German start-up Zeitgold uses artificial intelligence to help small business owners reduce paperwork and claims to save some owner-managers up to 10 hours per week.
The Berlin company recently closed a €4.2m seed round led by Holtzbrinck Ventures and Battery Ventures.
It was founded in 2015 and employs a team of 20 people.DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "16th Annual U.S. Open Loop Prepaid Cards Market Forecast, 2019-2023" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The report forecasts that growth in the open loop prepaid loads in the United States will be 2% through 2023, reaching a total of $402.8 billion.
The new research report provides an analysis of the growth and developments of the prepaid cards industry through 2023.. The report warns that of course the economy, politics, and consumer behavior will all influence which segments grow and which decline.
Prepaid providers should be evaluating their businesses and looking for ways to move as many costs as possible to variable. Opportunities in the prepaid market shift with economic and regulatory changes, causing segments to shift in volume from year to year. Because of these shifts, successful program managers will seek to achieve a variable cost structure to take advantage of the ups and the downs. It would be wise for program managers to explore new technologies as well, such as the internet of things and new use cases such as corporate disbursements, small business GPR cards, or insurance and health care claims, which will be the growth markets in the years to come.
Highlights of the report include:
- Growth in the open loop prepaid card market was positive in 2018, reaching 14.34% year-over-year (YOY).
- As anticipated, there was high growth in Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) of 110.31% in 2018 and decline in Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) of -64.03 YOY.
- Declines in some segments and noteworthy growth in others have led the authors to revise its expectations for the overall market.
- The payroll segment will be interesting this year as new free checking account options and payroll wage advance systems bifurcate the market.
Key Topics Covered:)
- Court-Ordered Payments
- State Unemployment
Insurance Category
- Insurance Cards
Payroll and Benefits Category
- Payroll Cards
- Open Loop Benefits Cards
- FSA/HSA Cards
Conclusions
References
Companies Mentioned
- ACE Hardware
- Allstate
- American Express
- Blackhawk
- ChexSystems
- Chime Bank
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
- Devenir
- Early Warning
- Enservio
- Farmers Insurance
- Green Dot
- H&R Block
- InsurCard
- Liberty Mutual
- Mastercard
- Monzo
- Nationwide
- Netspend, a division of Global Payments
- PayPal
- Safe Auto
- State Farm
- TeleCheck
- Visa
- Walmart
For more information about this report visitThe Department of Health has revealed there will be increased measures to cut down on the number of starving and malnourished patients in hospitals in England and Wales.
Plans to target the problems were revealed after it emerged that an appalling 1,166 people died partly from malnutrition in NHS hospitals over the last 4 years.
The Department of Health said it is 'unacceptable' for patients to go hungry and there will be an increase of surprise inspections to help tackle the issue.
Meanwhile, the Sunday Express highlighted how Office for National Statistics figures show that there are 3 patients with dehydration mentioned on their death certificate for every patient who dies from malnutrition.
The findings revealed that in 2011 there were 43 patients who died from starvation and 291 who died in a state of severe malnutrition.
The amount of patients leaving hospital suffering from malnutrition also increased to 5,558.
A Department of Health spokeswoman stressed that everyone in hospital should expect to be looked after properly and malnourishment is completely unacceptable.
She explained that the Care Quality Commission will complete more inspections, with its findings from investigations set to be published soon.
'To help make sure patients get the right care - and to root out bad practice - the Care Quality Commission has increased the number of unannounced inspections that it undertakes, and soon it will publish its findings from a series of inspections looking specifically at dignity and nutrition,' she added.Jurgen Klopp insists results remain important to him in Liverpool’s closing games.
Liverpool were thrashed 4-0 by Manchester City on Thursday in their first match since securing the Premier League title.
It was a sobering night for the newly-crowned champions but, with a 20-point lead at the top of the table, it had no damaging impact.
But with six games remaining, Reds boss Klopp still wants to finish strongly.
Klopp said: “If someone said the result didn’t matter for my team, I cannot help them.
Liverpool, who have dropped points in just four games this term, currently have 86 ahead of Sunday’s home clash with Aston Villa.
Klopp said: “Look, it is but we cannot force that. To get there we have to win football games and we didn’t do that here.
Liverpool started brightly against City with Mohamed Salah testing Ederson and then hitting the post but the hosts took charge after Kevin De Bruyne opened the scoring from the penalty spot on 25 minutes. Further goals came from Raheem Sterling and Phil Foden before Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain put a Sterling shot into his own net.
It was a strong reminder of why City, despite the big gap, remain such a potent force and could end the season with Champions League glory.
“It’s a reminder how good Man City are,” Klopp said. “I didn’t need that, I knew it before. The surprise that it’s still possible, nice, that in a league where City are playing someone else can be champions. That’s not very likely with the quality they have.
Sun hitting rooftops, light shimmering off of windows, warmth engulfs streets.
People rush from office to office, to lunch, or somewhere for business, school maybe.
Just this amazing rush going through streets, as river goes through land.
Taxi drivers being loud – trying to pass through row of other cars. Traffic making all get some patience before pushing further through – towards destination.
Double decker buses piling up at traffic lights, waiting for “green” to turn on.
Pace.
It all has its own pace. Step by step, bit by bit, plot develops and becomes great story.
Breeze goes through bus. They sit on top deck, very front, looking as they go, at everything below, at shops and rows of gold.
From great people to simple office clerks, musicians, sales reps, drunkards and more…
They all walk these streets, sit in buses, go by tube, whine and curse, laugh and joke – life keeps on going.
Traffic keeps on moving, then stand still again, then movement… Cyclic or periodical?
I am trying to configure an older mining rig I built about four years ago for Dogecoin into a Monero mining rig. I have a bunch of different Radeon cards, but right now, I just want to get two R9 290x's working on Ubuntu 16. I have down over a dozen re-installs of the OS trying to get it right---was so much easier with fglrx and Ubuntu