Samantha Zee
Samantha Zee (she/her) is a senior writer on NVIDIA’s corporate communications team, focusing on developing content for the blog and other digital platforms. She spent two decades as a reporter with Bloomberg News working out of bureaus based in London, New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. She also spent two years at PR and digital marketing agencies writing and editing material for large technology corporations. Half Dutch and half Scottish, she's now based in San Francisco with her family, where the weather is better than in either of her native countries.
Friendly Work Rivalry Spurs Spectacular Holiday Light Shows in Austin
They say everything is bigger in Texas. And it’s especially true when it comes to spectacular holiday light shows, thanks to a decade-long rivalry between two Austin-based NVIDIA engineers. John… Read article >
AI-Enabled Auditors: Finding Fraud Using Deep Autoencoder Networks
Accounting fraud has long eaten into the revenue of some businesses, but auditors are enlisting a new defensive tool: artificial intelligence. A typical organization can lose 5 percent of its… Read article >
Gift of Garb: How AI Helps Fashion Followers Choose the Best Dress
Wardrobes could sharpen up for online shoppers everywhere, while retailers cut costs, thanks to AI that puts clothes on fashion models in a virtual photo shoot. A fully staffed, photo… Read article >
NVIDIA Logo Aglow in Austin Holiday Lights Spectacular
Christmas comes early and stays late in Austin, Texas, where one home is ablaze with festive holiday lights by mid-November — and delights and dazzles the neighborhood well into January.… Read article >
Welcome to the Jet Age: How AI Makes Online Shopping Carts Smarter
Shopping online is nothing if not efficient. With a few clicks, just about anything can be found and comparison shopped for a low price. Jet.com is taking things a step… Read article >
Eyes on the Driver: How AI Can Keep You Safe Behind the Wheel
Tailgaters. Red light runners. Hard braking. Whether in a Mini or a Mack truck, every driver faces nerve-wracking moments. With a small, AI-powered device mounted on the windshield, unsafe driving… Read article >
Whose Sign Is It Anyway? AI Translates Sign Language Into Text
Deaf people can’t hear. Most hearing people don’t understand sign language. That’s a communication gap AI can help bridge, Syed Tousif Ahmed, a research assistant at the Rochester Institute of… Read article >