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 →
In 2022, we will see artificial intelligence continue along the path to becoming the most transformative technology humanity has ever developed. According to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, its impact will be even greater than that of fire or electricity on … Continue reading →
AI as a Service (AAAS), in some ways the RPA unattended bots are already there aren’t they? By Bhaskar Chakravorti – Google CEO Sundar Pichai has suggested—more than once—that artificial intelligence (AI) will affect humanity’s development more profoundly than humanity’s harnessing of … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence (AI) use has blossomed. The AI market was valued at $27.3 billion in 2019 and is projected to grow to $266.92 billion by 2026. Associated AI applications have also grown. For example, the market for facial recognition technology, much of … Continue reading →
An interesting article that says the right things for the most part. In the section about allowing AI more latitude than a straight “Zero-tolerance for errors”. While this is an interesting concept, in practice many accounting systems require either a … Continue reading →
By Jim Nicol – If organizations want to get further down the road (faster) in their digital transformation journey, they’re going to need fuel. And not just any type will cut it: They need artificial intelligence. Over the last few … Continue reading →
By Dom Nicastro – “Most websites you go to today for businesses, a human is writing the rules to say which content to recommend,” Paul Roetzer, CEO and founder of the Marketing Artificial Intelligence Institute, told CMSWire in a CX Decoded Podcast. “What … Continue reading →
Computer scientist Michael I. Jordan, a leading AI researcher, says today’s artificial intelligence systems aren’t actually intelligent and people should stop talking about them as if they were: They are showing human-level competence in low-level pattern recognition skills, but at the cognitive level … Continue reading →
Like any other technology over the centuries, mankind will figure out a way to weaponize it. AI is not is no different but aside from nuclear weapons it probably the darkest and most dangerous downside. By Michael T. Klare – For … Continue reading →
Hiring the right technical talent remains a significant roadblock to Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption for enterprise organizations. According to a recent O’Reilly survey, slightly more than one-sixth of respondents cited difficulty in hiring and retaining professionals with AI skills as a significant barrier … Continue reading →