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Stefanie Ilgenfritz

7 articles accelerating

Stefanie Ilgenfritz has appeared in 7 articles since 2019-08. Coverage peaked in 2023Q2 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Wall Street Journal, The Future of Everything.

Articles
7
mentions
Velocity
+100.0%
growth rate
Acceleration
+1.500
velocity change
Sources
1
publications

Coverage Timeline

2023-05-21
Wall Street Journal

Some doctors, bird watchers, and others still use pagers due to their simplicity; paging company Spok has 800K+ pagers in use in the US, down from 6.6M in 2004

People, as well as organizations, resist the need (habit?) to move from current processes and products to newer ones … Tweets: Gabriel Weinberg / @yegg : Some people still use dialup internet, fax mac...

2023-05-20
Wall Street Journal

Some doctors, bird watchers, and others still use pagers due to their simplicity; paging company Spok has 800K+ pagers in use in the US, down from 6.6M in 2004

Fans, including some doctors and bird watchers, appreciate the simplicity of the once-popular devices, even as others move on LinkedIn: Tom Wriggins and Greg Coticchia Tweets: @rmc031 , @stefaniei , @...

2022-06-13
Wall Street Journal

How coaches and sports teams are using computer vision to predict injuries and provide tailored workouts and practice drills to reduce the risk of injury

Eric Niiler / Wall Street Journal : Tweets: @stefaniei , @wsjscience , @edgeimpulse , and @chrismattmann Tweets: Stefanie Ilgenfritz / @stefaniei : “There are athletes that are treating their body li...

2021-10-10
Wall Street Journal

Filmmakers are using AI from companies like Deepdub to create foreign-language versions of their movies using samples of the original actors' voices

Ellen Gamerman / Wall Street Journal : Tweets: @mattocko and @stefaniei See also Mediagazer Tweets: Matt Ocko / @mattocko : As terrifying as this tech will be in the hands of criminals, & as much as ...

2021-10-09
Wall Street Journal

Filmmakers are using AI from companies like Deepdub to create foreign-language versions of their movies using samples of the original actors' voices

Ellen Gamerman / Wall Street Journal : Tweets: @stefaniei and @mattocko Tweets: Stefanie Ilgenfritz / @stefaniei : In the next dubbed film or TV show you watch, the dialogue might be AI-generated fro...

2020-08-09
Wall Street Journal

How online sellers, including Amazon and GOAT, are using AI to spot counterfeit goods, with the help of authentication startups like Entrupy

Jackie Snow / Wall Street Journal : Tweets: @hypervisible and @stefaniei Tweets: Doomscrolling Eternal / @hypervisible : “Increasingly, the role of spotting counterfeits is being filled by artificial...

2019-08-04
Wall Street Journal

Diabetics in the US are increasingly using electronic skin patches and smartphones to better manage their disease through continuous glucose tracking

Wearable blood-sugar monitors deliver round-the-clock glucose readings—and relief from the daily grind of finger-stick blood tests Tweets: @stefaniei Tweets: Stefanie Ilgenfritz / @stefaniei : The pro...

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