

Show overall data flow from ingestion, indexing, searching, tagging (reviewing) and ultimately data disposal. Highlight Trace’s capabilities of automatically extracting text and meta-data from Office 365 emails and attachments. See how Trace can automatically and proactively pull data from a live Office 365 instance for several Trace Monitored Individuals. In addition, Trace can automatically extract text and meta-data from monitored content, 900+ file types are supported. Trace can monitor and pull data from 40+ data origins.
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Trace is a Compliance product on top of Relativity used to monitor all forms of communication (audio, email, and chat plus their attachments) with an extensible engine that gets better at filtering out false positives over time. Trace is built for proactive compliance and surveillance workflows. Relativity today is primarily used for e-discovery, investigations and regulatory inquiries: typically reactive and transactional workflows. Reach out to Relativity Trace: An Overview of Relativity for Compliance

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Saygin AP, Chaminade T, Ishiguro H, Driver J, Frith C.
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The 2004 movie The Polar Express received criticism for being a “zombie train” where characters were “creepy” and “dead-eyed.” Pop culture references of this go back to CGI-animated movies from the early 2000s, where groundbreaking animation was panned by the critics.

To put in more simple terms, the valley exists when the robot falls in the range of “somewhat human” to “fully human.”Ī clearly non-human robot entices empathy, whereas a humanoid robot triggers us to judge it in human terms and find the robot lacking. Up to a certain point we have an affinity towards the robot, but once the design is more human-like, there is a precipitous drop in our emotional reaction. The valley is our response to the design and look of robots. The closer a robot starts to resemble a human, the more likely we begin to feel unease towards the robot. The uncanny valley is a hypothesis related to the human response to humanoid-like robots.
