Seems to me the problem here will the government attempting to create laws for something it inherently does not understand. As a member of congress to explain what AI is. By Glenn Gow – As AI grows in impact in … Continue reading →
By DR. STEVE PATCHIN – In 2017, Google DeepMind developed an artificial intelligence (AI) program called AlphaZero. It was programmed to play chess against an earlier developed program called Stockfish. The difference between the two, Stockfish, the then dominant program … Continue reading →
Some content services are already leveraging AI to “read” the text on a page to index and store it. The apps can “learn” to recognize the necessary text to capture metadata needed to logically store a document. The key here … Continue reading →
While the debate over government regulation of AI will certainly rage for some time the real question is, if this sort of domain-specific, super AI is so difficult for humans to comprehend how on earth can we be expected to … Continue reading →
By James Connolly – As companies seek ways to use artificial intelligence they will find AI is best applied to tasks that humans can’t do as well or don’t want to do at all. The technological dreams of humans when it comes … Continue reading →
By Joe McKendrick – Artificial intelligence technologies have reached impressive levels of adoption, and are seen as a competitive differentiator. But there comes a point when technology becomes so ubiquitous that it is no longer a competitive differentiator — think of … Continue reading →
eSignature integration with Document Management platforms finally delivers a true paperless experience. Apps like DocuSign will integrate with major DM and automation players like DocuWare and SharePoint. Really delivering value for end-users. By Borya Shakhnovich – We’ve witnessed many industries endure … Continue reading →
For non-Internet based businesses predicting where your next sale would come from or who would place a support call would be invaluable. We have the data we just need to better understand the patterns it represents. By Bernard Marr – … Continue reading →
BY ANAS CHBIB – Artificial Intelligence is often viewed as a potential threat to humanity, but it can also be viewed as a valuable tool. From self-driving cars to automated security systems, AI is gradually becoming a valuable resource in … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a vexed term. Most people in the world have probably heard it said or used it themselves, but they have no idea what it means. And no wonder: Its original formulation was as a placeholder, a way … Continue reading →