The games studio behind the beloved Batman Arkham games, Rocksteady, dropped their latest venture into the live service games genre, Suicide Squad Kills the Justice League, eight years after their last flagship release of Batman Arkham Knight in 2015.
Kitchener is a city filled with culture where there are always fun and interesting events or festivals happening, while Waterloo is a centre of education and tech innovation.
“We’re going to have to adjust,” says computer science professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, David Brown, comparing AI tools to laptops or calculators, and that new technology often had critics in its early stages before finding its place in the education system.
Thanks to artificial intelligence, the nightmare of state control of the internet in regimes like China’s may be closer to an end.
With the soon-coming release of the iPhone 11, many Apple fanatics have their own opinions on the new phone. Fans gave their thoughts on the new iPhone and what they want to see in future iPhones to come.
Humanity has problems we’d like to solve. Higher intelligence is clearly desirable. But it comes with real risks, writes Nathan Timmerman.
The jackpot for artificial intelligence developers was assembled through the efforts of Communitech, the Leaders Fund, the Schulich Foundation and the University of Waterloo.
The strategic shift to intelligent eyewear grows out of the belief that Focals can succeed where Google Glass failed.
As play gets underway in Seoul, esports fans around the globe are already anticipating the LoL championship final, to take place in Incheon, South Korea, with a local viewing party at the University of Waterloo on Nov. 3.
BY JOY STRUTHERS Shannon Camilleri can’t believe how lucky she is. She points at her new robotic leg, leaning against the wall in her Kitchener apartment, and laughs with delight. She had plugged it in to charge after she got home from work, just like she would her cellphone. It isn’t quite finished yet. She hopes to get the top of it painted pink but she is pleased with the … Continued
BY RILEY LINSEMAN The Library Resource Centre has been offering tech support to those who use their online resources, which were introduced 20 years ago. The big renovation last year increased the number of computers to 80, making it the biggest lab on campus. This means that staff get a lot of technical questions. But, exactly how many questions is that? In 2016, the LRC information desk answered approximately 21,000, … Continued
BY SHAFAQ PARWEZ Conestoga’s IT Support website has a new look, with some of the features updated and made more accessible. The department was quick to act on suggestions from students, working diligently over the past year to enhance the features of the website and make it as user-friendly as possible. The work was completed by website developers, all of whom are Conestoga students. According to other students on campus, … Continued
BY BRANDY FULTON A phone design that was deemed courageous and innovative had many customers upset and unsure. On Sept. 7 Apple announced the new iPhone 7. With a new camera, better battery life and a brighter, more colourful display, the iPhone 7 was said to be the best phone yet. The biggest change within the phone design was the removal of the headphone jack. Apple said they had removed … Continued
BY ETHAN KOMPF Technology is advancing at an exponential rate. Things that were believed impossible even 40 years ago are now possible. This can be a good thing, but it has its pitfalls. Although it may seem like communications technology brings us closer together, it can also be divisive. One only need look at the debacle that occurred in Toronto with the protests and strikes over the past year revolving … Continued
