– Companies in the US are using AI to monitor employee messages
Chances are artificial intelligence is analyzing your messages on Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and other popular workplace communication apps.
Major US businesses such as Walmart, Delta Air Lines, T-Mobile, Chevron and Starbucks, as well as European brands including Nestle and AstraZeneca, have joined hands with 7-year-old startup Aware to monitor conversations between its employees.
Jeff Schumann, co-founder and CEO of Columbus, Ohio (USA)-based startup Aware, said AI helps companies “understand the risk in their communications,” read Get employee sentiment in real time, instead of relying on annual reports.
According to Mr. Schumann, by using anonymized data in Aware’s analytics product, customers can see how employees in a certain age group or in a specific geographic area are responding to the policy. new company policy or marketing campaign.
Aware’s dozens of AI models, built to read text and process images, can also identify bullying, harassment, discrimination, non-compliance, sexually explicit content, he said. pornography, nudity and other acts.
According to Director Schumann, Aware’s analytics tool is a tool to monitor employees’ emotions and toxicity levels and detect potential risks in communication such as technological espionage, or erratic emotions of employees. tablets.
Aware said Walmart, T-Mobile, Chevron and Starbucks use their technology to handle administrative risks, helping to save 80% of effort and time in human resource management and risk prevention.
Currently, Walmart, T-Mobile, Chevron, Starbucks or Nestle have not provided feedback on their use of Aware.
– Will Huawei’s first tri-fold phone help lead the trend?
Huawei’s tri-fold phone is a hot topic that makes users excited because of its mysterious design, they are eagerly waiting to see how the super product will be taken to new heights.
Folding screen phones are starting to be accepted by mainstream consumers. Huawei, a major player in smartphone technology, is said to be looking to expand its efforts in a similar new product line.
The Chinese tech giant is rumored to be developing a triple-folding screen phone, which could launch in the second quarter of 2024.
Many sources, including Taiwan’s TechNews, said that Huawei has begun large-scale procurement of materials and components to focus on this super project.
The tri-fold screen phone is expected to have a Z- or S-shaped folding design, but its screen size will remain similar to other regular foldable phones, around 6.4 inches.
BOE is said to be the supplier of panels for Huawei’s new tri-fold phone, while companies such as Zhaoli and Fusda are said to be involved in manufacturing hinges for the device.
– President Biden joins TikTok
US President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign opened a TikTok account on February 11, officially joining this social networking platform to attract young voters.
US President Joe Biden and his election campaign’s participation in TikTok is a notable event, because this social networking platform is owned by Chinese technology giant ByteDance. TikTok is currently under investigation in the US because of concerns about national security risks.
