Morning News Updates: Facebook to train AI systems using police video; Facebook to name first oversight panel members by year-end; Popular panda on loan from China dies in Thai zoo

[Inquirer.Net]( []  Technology [Facebook to train AI systems using police video]( NEW YORK — Facebook will work with law enforcement organizations to train its artificial intelligence systems to recognize videos of violent events as... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Facebook to name first oversight panel members by year-end]( BOSTON  – Facebook said Tuesday that it expects to name the first members of a new quasi-independent oversight board by year-end. The oversight panel... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Popular panda on loan from China dies in Thai zoo]( BANGKOK — Zoo staff in northern Thailand donned black and white clothing and observed a minute of silence on Tuesday to mourn the sudden death of their... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Japanese firms try retaking lost ground in 5G business]( TOKYO — Taking advantage of U.S. policies to push out of the market Huawei Technologies Co., the world-leading communications equipment maker in China,... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Autonomous delivery robots to be tested on public roads]( TOKYO — Autonomous delivery robots are expected to be tested on public roads in Japan before this fiscal year ends in March, it has been learned. The Japanese... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Vietnamese social network Lotus aims to have 60 million users]( HANOI — The Vietnamese social network Lotus revealed its plan to attract 60 million users in Vietnam during its official launch in Hanoi on Monday. With... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Facing US ban, Huawei emerging as stronger tech competitor]( SHENZHEN, China — Long before President Donald Trump threatened to cut off Huawei’s access to U.S. technology, the Chinese telecom equipment maker... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Games like ‘Tetris’, ‘Candy Crush’ can help detect signs of cognitive decline]( Popular smartphone games such as "Tetris" or "Candy Crush" require reactivity, visuo-spatial skills, and multiple hand gestures. If you are interested in Nation, Metro Manila, Business, Sports, World, Entertainment and Opinion, [update your preference here](. © Copyright 2019 [INQUIRER.net]( [Forward to a Friend]( | [Modify Your Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [Feedback](