An MIT Grad Just Got Millions To Build An Entire Fashion Brand That’s Inspired By Algorithms

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Audrey Raj

16-May-18 12:00

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Jeff Sandhu and Audrey Raj talked about:

1:21 - Whatsapp Announce A Number Of New Group-related Features

7:41 - Virtual Cops Could Be Better at Interviewing Eyewitnesses Than Real Ones, Study Suggests

14:05 - Dutch National Exam Quizzes High School Students On Bitcoin Math

21:37 - An MIT Grad Just Got Millions To Build An Entire Fashion Brand That’s Inspired By Algorithms

28:53 - 3,000 Swedes Have Microchips Implanted For Daily Convenience

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Tags: Enterprise, BizBytes, Whatsapp, New group features, Virtual cops, Interview, eyewitness, Exam, Netherlands, Dutch, Bitcoin, MIT, Choosy, Algorithm, Sweden, Microchips Implant,

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