The fact that the Thread Genius team will be building an AI-based recommendation platform touches on an interesting trend in the non-tech world: companies whose core competency is not technology are increasingly looking to tech to replicate some of the expertise that they have in house to expand what they can do.
Even railroads, a 19th-century technology, are getting more high-tech intelligence.
The brilliance is that the technology is high-tech enough to get the experts excited and simple enough to get the novice creating and sharing dynamic photos online.
It doesn't help that political journalists, like most journalists, don't understand anything about technology, and all journalism is tech journalism now, whether we like it or not.
Howard Rubin Howard Rubin, executive vice president of META Group, refers to this second group as technology leaders: They may not be tech companies, but they use technology to get better at whatever they do.
Some recycling technologies are hi-tech.
Now, it's true that yesterday's technology is tomorrow's tech.
Though most of her technology is pretty high tech, she also relies on very low technology: Morse code, delivered through a device called a Darci USB, which saves wear and tear on her hands when she needs to work with, say, a list of files; the program jumps to the right file when Durre enters the first letter.
It's also not a surprise that the Publification technology was developed in tech-powerhouse Estonia by founders Marius Arras, Rait Ojasaar and Janek Priimann.
Drone technology is seen by many tech companies and aeronautics experts as the next frontier for innovation, with billions of dollars potentially in the balance.
