How an Entrepreneur Developed an App to Augment Social Media with Artificial Intelligence
It’s no secret that social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc) have become a huge part of our daily lives. They’ve made it easier than ever for us to communicate with one another and share ideas. They’ve also helped us discover new content that we’re interested in, whether it be news articles, videos, or other forms of multimedia. However, they all have one major flaw: they don’t allow us to talk directly to one another through their platforms. This can be frustrating when you want to engage in a meaningful conversation with someone who lives far away from you or doesn’t speak your language.
In order to solve this problem, I developed an app called Empowerment Technology that lets users communicate with each other via text message while browsing Facebook or Instagram posts. The app works by taking advantage of Google’s Cloud Translation API (Application Programming Interface), which allows developers like myself access to Google Translate’s features within their own apps and web applications.
The app translates text messages between English and any other language using Google Translate’s “Detect Language” feature, which automatically detects the inputted language without requiring any extra configuration on your part!
The Luminary app, developed by Luminary LLC, will be released in early 2017. Luminary is an app that augments social media with artificial intelligence. It will allow users to search and filter posts on Facebook and Instagram based on a variety of criteria. In addition, it will augment posts with additional content related to the post’s topic.
Luminary LLC was founded in February 2016 by Nick Martin in order to develop the Luminary app. Nick previously worked as a software engineer for ten years at a variety of large companies including Microsoft and Electronic Arts and founded two other startups: a health-related startup and a website-development company.
Nick can be contacted at nick@luminaryapp.com or 206-914-0487 (mobile).
I’ve spent the past several years researching social media, and I’m fascinated by how many people are interacting with it in our modern society. In fact, there are over 1.23 billion daily active users on Facebook, and the number is growing. The most popular sites include YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr and Twitter, in no particular order.
I’ve recently developed an app called Luminary that provides a new way for users to interact with their favorite social media sites. The app has been available for download for about two months now, and 2 out of 3 people have downloaded it in this time period.
I’m proud of Luminary because it empowers people to customize their online experience and make it more personal based on their own tastes, preferences and interests. It also allows users to connect across social media platforms in ways that they weren’t able to before.
Luminary is a free app that integrates artificial intelligence with your favorite apps like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and YouTube. With Luminary you can connect all of your apps together in one place so you can easily share content across platforms or keep track of what’s happening on multiple social media sites at once.
I am developing an app to augment the experience of social media. It will be released in a demo form at the end of this month. The app is being developed for iOS and Android, and you can sign up to be notified when it is released here.
I am really excited about this project. I believe that we are in the very early stages of how people will use technology to connect with one another. We are all still figuring out the best way to create a positive social experience online, but I think the key lies in artificial intelligence (AI).
The current state of social media has us scrolling through endless feeds filled with an infinite number of posts from our friends, acquaintances, and even strangers. We have no control over what we see, and we have no idea who is seeing what we post. We are constantly being bombarded with information that is not relevant to us or our interests, and this can be overwhelming.
But there is a better way to use social media. What if you could see only the most important posts from your closest friends? What if you knew exactly who was seeing what you posted? And what if you could quickly respond to those people without having to type a single word?
Empowerment Technology is an app that does just
The year was 2011 and I was 26 years old. I had just moved back to the United States after two years abroad in Europe.
I had graduated from college a few years prior and had been working in Silicon Valley but had left to pursue my dreams of being an entrepreneur. I was living in a strange new place, with no money and no job… but I had a lot of ideas.
At this point, most people would have taken a full-time job to get back on their feet and wait until they were more positioned to start their own thing. But this is exactly what I didn’t want to do. Instead, I wanted to keep going.
Over the course of the next few weeks, I started looking for something new to build. In those days, my favorite app was Foursquare, which allowed you to share your location with friends and gain points for checking in at different places (they have since pivoted).
The one thing that bothered me about Foursquare was that it was only for phones. If you were on your computer and wanted to check in somewhere you would have to grab your phone, open up the app, and check in there. There was nothing on the web that allowed you to do that.
If you have ever felt the need to get more out of your social media, you’re not alone.
In the past, we’ve had to use external tools like Hootsuite or Buffer to help us manage and grow our audience on social media. These platforms enabled us to schedule posts in advance, and even keep track of their performance.
But what if there was a way to automatically identify information that is most relevant to your social media audience?
Typically, people use hashtags as a way of filtering content for themselves and others. While hashtags serve this purpose well, they’re also incredibly broad. For example, if you searched for
Empowerment technology is a type of assistive technology that enables people to overcome limitations in their physical or cognitive abilities. The system allows people to perform activities of daily living with greater independence and freedom, thus improving the quality of life for disabled individuals.
The field of empowerment technology is a combination of computer science, engineering, and other allied fields. The goal of this type of technology is to utilize the latest advancements in these fields to benefit people who are disabled. The Empowerment Technology Program at Stanford University was founded in 1999 as an initiative to apply these technologies to create tools and resources that can be used by people with disabilities in everyday life situations.
Bionic Hands (or Myoelectric Prostheses) – artificial hands powered by battery and controlled by electrical impulses from the user’s muscle tissue. These prostheses use myoelectric sensors, which are placed on the surface of the skin over muscle tissue. They measure muscle activity in response to nerve impulses. When nerve impulses reach the muscles, a small electrical current is produced, which is detected by the sensor. This information is transmitted to a microprocessor within the hand, which in turn controls a series of motors that will move the fingers into whatever position desired by the user. It also uses