The Vergecast
Teaching AI to taste and smell could help the future of product design
Oct 5, 2021
James Vincent, a Senior Reporter at The Verge specializing in AI, dives into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence and its impact on product design. He discusses how AI is being leveraged to create personalized fragrances and flavors, reshaping sensory experiences. The conversation touches on the physiological effects of scents, the challenges of teaching machines to taste and smell, and the delicate balance between AI and human creativity in artistic processes. Throughout, there are insights into ethical considerations and the future of culinary innovation.
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- AI enhances shopping security with virtual card numbers for online transactions.
- AI customizes scents based on individual preferences and cultural sensitivities.
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Advancements in AI-Powered Shopping and Security at Capital One
In the podcast episode, Capital One's Eric Muller and his team are highlighted for their innovative use of artificial intelligence to enhance shopping convenience and security. The focus was on the use of virtual card numbers generated swiftly by an AI assistant for secure transactions during the increased online shopping trend. Muller detailed how machine learning and AI are employed to prevent fraud and protect consumers from online risks.
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