Google's Week: Right to be Forgotten, AI battle and Android N
Search firm also revealed it receives 100,000 piracy takedown requests an hour
Google's week was dominated by two highlights: the announcement that the firm will remove Right to be Forgotten requests from its global database, and the news that its artificial intelligence beat a human...
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Why the best clubs are code clubs
Michelle Slee, Agile delivery manager at DVLA and Alice Genevois, senior data science manager at Lloyds Banking Group, two winners from last year's Women in Technology Excellence Awards, discuss the importance of coding clubs to bring people together...
