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This little gadget uses neural networks to help you take photos like a professional - T... - 0 views
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Ryan Stout, the creator of Arsenal, told The Verge over email that he thinks his product fills a gap in the market. Stout says camera companies have underinvested in auto modes as they're usually disdained by pro photographers (for good reason, he notes). This means, Stout says, they haven't kept up with the advances possible using AI and new hardware.
Why so many data lakes turn into swamps | Information Management - 0 views
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"The Digital Universe Grows, and So Does The Digital Cemetery"
Burned by the bots: Why robotic automation is stumbling | Digital McKinsey | McKinsey &... - 1 views
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Installing thousands of bots has taken a lot longer and is more complex than most had hoped it would be. The 'robotics evolution' had stalled where companies try to scale the localised proofs of concept. #ai
Experts Predict When Artificial Intelligence Will Exceed Human Performance - MIT Techno... - 1 views
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Experts predict a 50 percent chance that AI will be better than humans at more or less everything in about 45 years time, i.e. the point of 'Singularity'.
Why Apple is struggling to become an artificial-intelligence powerhouse - The Washingto... - 0 views
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"In 2011, Apple became the first company to place artificial intelligence in the pockets of millions of consumers when it launched the voice assistant Siri on the iPhone. Six years later, the technology giant is struggling to find its voice in AI."
Why AI Would Be Nothing Without Big Data - 0 views
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"The ability for machines to see, understand and interact with the world is growing at a tremendous rate and is only increasing with the volume of data that helps them learn and understand even faster. Big data is the fuel that powers AI."
Why AI won't replace all human data analysts | VentureBeat | AI | by David Crawford, Al... - 1 views
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While AI is a master of pattern recognition, algorithms can only operate on parts of the world that humans can precisely describe to it.
OracleVoice: How Machine Learning Will Drive The Adaptive Enterprise - 0 views
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"Continual learning is integral to the human experience. People who can learn faster and better than others tend to do well in life. The same is true for successful organizations."
Morgan Stanley's 16,000 Human Brokers Get Algorithmic Makeover - Bloomberg - 0 views
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"Morgan Stanley is about to augment its 16,000 financial advisers with machine-learning algorithms that suggest trades, take over routine tasks and send reminders when your birthday is near."
To err is algorithm: Algorithmic fallibility and economic organisation | Nesta - 0 views
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Algorithms making decisions in situations where the stakes are high need to be very accurate to make-up for high penalties when things go wrong. On the flipside, if the penalty from making an error is low, even inaccurate algorithms might be up to the task.
A Human Search Engine That Beats Google - 0 views
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"For problems that are original, whose answers are not already known, and that require intuition, judgment and ingenuity, you need people. Smart people who not only know how to search, but who have the expertise and judgment to know whether what they've found is most relevant to solving the problem at hand."
The age of analytics: Competing in a data-driven world | McKinsey & Company - 0 views
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"Big data's potential just keeps growing. Taking full advantage means companies must incorporate analytics into their strategic vision and use it to make better, faster decisions."
How artificial intelligence can deliver real value to companies | McKinsey & Company - 0 views
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After decades of extravagant promises and frustrating disappointments, artificial intelligence (AI) is finally starting to deliver real-life benefits to early-adopting companies.
Google (GOOG) explains how artificial intelligence becomes biased against women and min... - 0 views
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Google is trying to educate the masses on how AI can accidentally perpetuate the biases held by its makers
We're all cyborgs, and AI assistants will make us more human - 0 views
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The debate between artificial intelligence (AI) and intelligence augmentation (IA) has been raging for decades. Will computer systems replace humans with a faster, smarter form of intelligence (AI) or will they augment our existing human intelligence and work alongside us (IA)?
The 'Godfather of AI' on making machines clever and whether robots really will learn to... - 0 views
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British professor Geoffrey Hinton says that humans should not fear the growing intelligence of machines, but the development of military robots should be a concern.
Video on AI | McKinsey & Company - 0 views
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From science fiction to business fact. 45% of activities - not jobs can be automated. Quarter to a third of CEO's time can be automated.
Bias, not robots on the rampage, is the key test of artificial intelligence | Business ... - 0 views
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Hidden biases may be written inadvertently into the algorithms used to decide who gets a job interview or who qualifies for a loan or for parole. If a data set considers the word "programmer" closer to the word "man" than "woman," or if you build a system that learns from Wikipedia, where only 17 per cent of profiles of notable people are women, these biases will be perpetuated in the machine.
Zoom brings a dash of augmented reality and artificial intelligence to meetings in late... - 0 views
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Zoom announced its first flirtation with artificial intelligence in the form of automated meeting transcripts, eliminating the need for a note taker and creating a searchable transcript. Using AI, it converts all the speech from a meeting into text and even identifies each speaker, plus tighter integration with Slack.
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