China Schools Are Quietly Using AI To Mark Student Essays

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Jeff Sandhu

30-May-18 12:00

China Schools Are Quietly Using AI To Mark Student Essays

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Jeff Sandhu discussed:

02:16:60 - This Guy Is Selling All Of His Facebook Data On eBay

08:53:96 - Papua New Guinea Is Banning Facebook For A Month

18:26:86 - How Active Video Games Could Improve Quality Of Life For Heart Failure Patients

24:57:73 - China Schools Are Quietly Using AI To Mark Student Essays

31:26:26 - China Just Invited The World To Its Space Station

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Categories: Technology, Medical Innovation and Technology, Tech, Entrepreneurship, Personal Development, SME

Tags: Facebook, data, eBay, Papua New Guinea, fake users, video games, heart failure, physical ability, quality of life, Atari, Samuel â€œTedâ€ Dabney, China schools, student essays, China Space Station,

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