Steven Max Patterson
Steven Max Patterson lives in Boston and San Francisco where he follows and writes about trends in software development platforms, mobile, IoT, wearables and next generation television. His writing is influenced by his 20 years' experience covering or working in the primordial ooze of tech startups.
How Microsoft plans to address AI and machine learning challenges
Peter Lee, Microsoft’s research vice president, answers hard questions about AI and machine learning.
4 ways Google Cloud will bring AI, machine learning to the enterprise
Google's chief scientist of AI and machine learning, Fei-Fei Li, will apply her experience to democratize machine learning and bring the technology to the enterprise.
Google opens source TensorFlow 1.0 debuts – vies for platform status
TensorFlow delivers machine learning along a continuum from research to operating at scale and opens machine learning to expert and application developers.
Augmented reality is more than just holograms
The AR in Action conference redefines augmented reality to include many diverse technologies.
NIPS conference: Google releases open-source, AI, 3D game-development project
Google's DeepMind Lab AI 3D game development project was released to accelerate deep reinforced learning R&D in the AI community
Pixel XL with Google Daydream provide premium mobile VR
Powerful Pixel hardware and a novel headset and controller raise expectations for mobile VR with the release of Google Daydream.
Reality, Virtually sets record for largest AR/VR hackathon
More than 350 participants convened at the Reality, Virtually AR/VR hackathon sponsored by the MIT Media Lab, creating a record 75 open-source projects.
What #MadeByGoogle really means
The #MadeByGoogle hashtag doesn’t mean Google is becoming a consumer electronics company despite its announcement of five new hardware products.
How Moto Mods went from concept to product
Motorola’s lead mechanical architect, Paul Fordham, discusess how the Moto Mods design team conceived of and created the Moto Mods.
MIT Media Lab sponsors hackathon pushing limits of VR and AR
Participants in the Reality, Virtually, Hackathon sponsored by MIT Media Lab will create new applications for AR and VR technology.
How Facebook keeps you from hating its apps
Nothing provokes app uninstalls like sluggish performance and aggressive battery consumption. Facebook reveals how it uses mobile device testing to prevent those uninstalls.
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