Group items matching

in title, tags, annotations or url

"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."

After decades of extravagant promises and frustrating disappointments, artificial intelligence (AI) is finally starting to deliver real-life benefits to early-adopting companies.

Book recommended  by John Pierce

This summer, Georgia Tech, a university in Atlanta in the US, deployed a teaching assistant called Jill Watson for one of its postgraduate courses.

My daughter is a teacher. She was delighted to hear that she might get back 2 hours of her life each day if a robot could mark her pupils' homework.

Fictional story written in the first person by an autonomous bomb disposal robot. Raises fascinating questions about social robotics ethics.

A future in which human workers are replaced by machines is about to become a reality at an insurance firm in Japan, where more than 30 employees are being laid off and replaced with an artificial intelligence system that can calculate payouts to policyholders.

From knowledge retention to knowledge management, information discovery to information publishing, the range of emerging (and not so) technology needs have been highlighted by the challenges faced in today's economic climate. However there's one reoccurring theme I keep coming across and that's subject matter expert (SME) identification.