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- July 10, 2017
10 Jul'17
Creative AI looks to take machines into uncharted territory
Artificial intelligence and creativity may not seem like the most natural pairing, but some AI developers are trying to show that machines can actually replicate much of human creativity.
- July 07, 2017
07 Jul'17
Developing AI apps free from bias crucial to avoid analytics errors
Biased data samples or model development practices can derail any company interested in using AI tools and diminish the technology's return on investment.
- June 30, 2017
30 Jun'17
Businesses must prepare for uncertainty of AI systems
AI software is garnering a lot of hype, but many companies are going to have to rethink how they interact with analytics tools in order to capitalize on the true potential of AI.
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- June 21, 2017
21 Jun'17
Data skeptic Cathy O'Neil explains why we need to regulate algorithms
In part two of this SearchCIO Q&A, mathematician and data skeptic Cathy O'Neil argues it's time to establish a national safety board for algorithms.
- June 21, 2017
21 Jun'17
Mathematician warns against weapons of 'math' destruction
In this SearchCIO Q&A, author and data scientist Cathy O'Neil talks about the danger of trusting algorithms too much.
- June 05, 2017
05 Jun'17
How Facebook uses deep learning models to engage users
At Facebook it's all about user engagement, and to accomplish this, the company relies heavily on deep learning algorithms to tailor its products to the interests of individuals.
- May 31, 2017
31 May'17
Panel: What we call AI today doesn't live up to hype
Modern AI tools fall short of true artificial intelligence, and this could have implications for how the technology is used by enterprises in the near future.
- May 23, 2017
23 May'17
The Roomba is an early use case for cloud robotics
iRobot is making a play for the smart home, and it's using a cutting-edge technology to do so.
- May 18, 2017
18 May'17
Deep learning vs. machine learning: The difference starts with data
Deep learning may share some characteristics of traditional machine learning, but experienced users say it's really in a class by itself when it comes to predictive-model design and output.
- April 05, 2017
05 Apr'17
The power, promise and controversy of AI applications
Artificial intelligence apps provide invaluable insights and assistance for a host of business processes, and today's uses are just the tip of the iceberg.
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- March 21, 2017
21 Mar'17
IBM's cloud dreams soar on the wings of AI, open source
Hoping to play catch-up with its web services archrivals, IBM has rolled out a raft of products and services fueled by AI and open source.
- March 20, 2017
20 Mar'17
Cloud-based robotics could be an AI game changer
Gill Pratt, CEO at the Toyota Research Institute, explains why it's better for robots to have their heads in the clouds.
- March 15, 2017
15 Mar'17
Enterprises describe how they get value from their data science team
Simply hiring a data scientist doesn't mean you'll get the full benefits of data science. Several enterprises describe how they made the practice pay off for them.
- March 10, 2017
10 Mar'17
Experts urge caution when evaluating marketing claims for AI tools
Last year saw a ton of hype around emerging AI tech, but as they penetrate further into the enterprise, experts are urging caution.
- November 22, 2016
22 Nov'16
Creative projects leave people guessing about future impact of AI
A push is underway to write creative AI algorithms that can engage in music, film and design projects. So far, they have delivered mixed results.