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Daily Archives: March 16, 2019
How Africa is seizing an AI opportunity
Despite visa problems and limited resources, African technologists are only accelerating their research. Can they make AI work for the continent? Read More
Explaining AI from a Life cycle of data
Explaining AI from the perspective of the life-cycle of Data is useful because more people are used to data (than to code). I welcome comments on this approach. Read More
Darktrace CEO: The Future of Cybersecurity is A.I. vs. A.I.
It’s going to become A.I. against A.I. It’s going to become a full-on war of algorithms. Read More
Chatbot – A real game changer in the industry of technologically advanced practices
Chatbots are among the most trending technology for which the industry is excited to get in integrated. They get touted as the next rendition of applications, similar to an immense change in the correspondence business. Since Facebook has extended access to its messenger administration, it is enabling firms to achieve clients better through various APIs. Read More
The Coming Revolution in Recurrent Neural Nets (RNNs)
Recurrent Neural Nets (RNNs) are at the core of the most common AI applications in use today but we are rapidly recognizing broad time series problem types where they don’t fit well. Several alternatives are already in use and one that’s just been introduced, ODE net is a radical departure from our way of thinking about the solution. Read More
What is Automated Machine Learning (AutoML)?
What is Automated Machine Learning? Quite simply, it is the means by which your business can optimize resources, encourage collaboration and rapidly and dependably distribute data across the enterprise and use that data to predict, plan and achieve revenue goals. Read More
Quantum computing should supercharge this machine-learning technique
Certain machine-learning tasks could be revolutionized by more powerful quantum computers. Read More
DeepMind and Google: the battle to control artificial intelligence
Demis Hassabis founded a company to build the world’s most powerful AI. Then Google bought him out. Hal Hodson asks who is in charge. Read More
Amy Webb’s ‘The Big Nine’ predicts the impact of AI and tech giants over the next 50 years
We stop assuming that the G-MAFIA (Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, IBM, and Amazon) can serve its DC and Wall Street masters equally and that the free markets and our entrepreneurial spirit will produce the best possible outcomes for AI and humanity. Read More
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