The AI technology has been picking up steam in the past couple of years. It’s no longer a gimmick or a faraway fiction. Scientists from all around the world are slowly but surely cracking this riddle. Sure, they are still a long journey away from creating a true Artificial Intelligence, but each year we see significant breakthroughs in this field.
Today, you can find some form of AI in many everyday places. For example, Alexa and Siri are world famous AI assistants. They will create appointments, answer your questions, set alarms, shop, and a million other things. Another great example is the Tesla car. Thanks to Tesla’s AI, self-driving cars are no longer a work of fiction.
But what about the poker industry? Surely there must be an AI capable of playing poker at high levels. The answer is yes, there is. This infographic will show you how the poker’s AI developed throughout the history, as well as where it is now. You can find a lot of interesting stats and information in this infographic, but if you are interested in reading more about poker related stuff, visit our website.
It's that time of year again. Revenue agencies are expecting you to mail in your annual income by April 30th 2017.
Along with this, it is encouraged to submit any costs or expenses that may lower your annual income. Those could include: childcare expenses, new home ownership, medical expenses, charitable donations, and more. The CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) website now hosts many new updates, including ways to maximize your tax benefits, credits and deductions.
Being up to date on your taxes is something you will want to get educated on. Its value and importance is something we should all take the necessary time to become literate in.
After all of this is done, calculations provided by CRAs tax forms will determine whether or not you will be getting money back (income tax receivable), or if you will owe money (income tax payable).
For those of you who are lucky enough to receive a refund, consider your financial goals. This money could be used to better your financial situation, such as:
One of the most common reasons why many Canadians get into debt trouble is that they make uninformed financial decisions that can sometimes have a very negative result. By using your tax refunds wisely, you will be making a smart choice that benefits you long term.
(Source: Money Mentors)