It’s a two-fer from IBM this week. Both related to their HR practices. By Eric Rosenbaum – IBM receives more than 8,000 resumes a day, making it No. 1 on job-search site Glassdoor for Gen Z applicants, said IBM CEO … Continue reading →
By Dan Pontefract – Ginni Rometty is CEO, president and chairman of IBM. She has held the top job since 2012. When she joined the company in 1981, total headcount across IBM was roughly 350,000. By 1994, under the direction … Continue reading →
By Dylan Matthews – When I heard five or so years back that people in Silicon Valley were getting worried about artificial intelligence causing human extinction, my initial reaction was extreme skepticism. A large reason for that was that the scenario just felt silly. … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence will unleash changes humanity is not prepared for as the technology advances at an unprecedented pace, leading experts told an audience at the official opening Monday of Stanford University’s new AI center. At a day-long symposium accompanying the … Continue reading →
By Bernard Marr – There’s no doubt that artificial intelligence (AI) is a transformative technology – perhaps even the most transformative technology available today. But if you think the transformative nature of AI is limited to global tech giants and blue-chip companies, think … Continue reading →
By Michael Spencer – Artificial intelligence is a tool humanity is wielding with increasing recklessness. We say it’s for our common good with machine learning hype equal to business profits. But what happens when we don’t have the code of … Continue reading →
BY MARIA DEUTSCHER – Google LLC today launched a new iteration of TensorFlow, its popular artificial intelligence framework, and a pair of complementary modules aimed at enabling algorithms to process user data more responsibly. TensorFlow 2.0 focuses primarily on improving usability. The release … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence (AI) is coming of age, and as it matures, one benefit is clear: Knowledge workers, those whose roles require both experience and the ability to collect and analyze data needed for decision making and action, are gaining access … Continue reading →
By Daniel Dern – Artificial intelligence (AI) in business is rapidly becoming a commonly-used competitive tool. Clearly, companies are past debating the pros and cons of AI. From better chatbots for customer service to data analytics to making predictive recommendations, deep learning and artificial … Continue reading →
It’s a common psychological phenomenon: repeat any word enough times, and it eventually loses all meaning, disintegrating like soggy tissue into phonetic nothingness. For many of us, the phrase “artificial intelligence” fell apart in this way a long time ago. … Continue reading →