TechCrunch stopped by Dreamforce to talk to Salesforce's Einstein team about their new artificial intelligence platform.
We caught up with some key members of the Einstein team at Dreamforce earlier this month and asked them to explain the new technology for us.
The Einstein team has identified, for example, variants in two genes associated with increased levels of high density lipoproteins (which have a protective effect on cardiovascular health in this population).
Curious is known for popular TV shows like Disney's "Little Einsteins," Nick Jr.'s "Team Umizoomi" and HBO's "A Little Curious," among others.
The NYC-based production company, known for popular children's programming like Disney's "Little Einsteins," Nick Jr.'s "Team Umizoomi," HBO's "A Little Curious," as well as more adult-oriented films and games (including RockBand), has invested $660,000 into PlaySquare, and will fund up to an additional $1.5 million over the course of the next two years.
The team compared Einstein's brain with those of 85 other humans already described in the scientific literature and found that the great physicist did indeed have something special between his ears.
Einstein confirmed again: LIGO team detects gravitational waves for second time in just four months.
When Arthur Eddington — the British astrophysicist who led the team that confirmed Einstein's predictions, during a solar eclipse in 1919 — was asked if it was really true that only three people in the world understood the theory, he said nothing.
Working from Harvey's photographs, which were all that remained of the whole brain, Witelson's team found that Einstein's parietal lobes--which are implicated in mathematical, visual, and spatial cognition--were 15% wider than normal parietal lobes.
We sincerely thank all the Albert Einstein's adult ICU residents, nurses and respiratory therapists, and the Albert Einstein's transport and radiology team for all their effort and help in conducting this protocol.
A team from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, the University of Pittsburgh, and the Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine in Durban, South Africa, engineered a fluorophage carrying green fluorescent protein reporter genes that glows when it infects Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB).
