Twitter buys artificial intelligence group Whetlab


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  • Thursday, 18 Jun 2015

BANKING ON A.I.: Twitter did not comment on its plan for the service, but artificial intelligence can be used to determine the most relevant tweets and advertising messages for each user, or to better filter spam.

WASHINGTON: Twitter has acquired the artificial intelligence startup Whetlab, bolstering the analytics capacity which is becoming increasingly important for social networks. 

Terms were not announced for the deal, which was disclosed in a tweet by the Twitter engineering team and on the website of the Massachusetts-based Whetlab. 

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