Maybe it is not precisely automation and more macro-esk, but if a user can do something else while an RPA program runs I’m good calling automation. By Mike Fitzmaurice – Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has had a lot of deserved success … Continue reading →
As younger generations grow up interacting with AI-enabled devices, more consideration should be given to the impact of this technology on children, their rights and wellbeing. AI-powered learning tools and approaches are often regarded as critical drivers of innovation in … Continue reading →
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 →
It was approaching midnight on Sunday and the head of IT at a Florida hospital had a problem.The emergency room of Jackson Hospital, a 100-bed facility on Florida’s panhandle, called to report that it couldn’t connect to the charting system … Continue reading →
Replacing work that basic software alone can’t do and that humans would rather not do is the role that Robotic Process Automation (RPA) fulfils. Todd Immell, principal at EY, summed it up best by saying, “RPA does not take the … Continue reading →
BI reporting tools like Power BI, Tabloid and the like are all well and good. However, if you either don’t know what you’re looking at or worse can’t find what your looking for from a data perspective, these tools will … 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 →
Well, this was inevitable. Looks like annual is (and in my opinion always has been) the way to go. Why would you want to deal with this 12 times a year rather tan once. Of course for resellers this may … Continue reading →
The ability to compile and visualize data from multiple sources is not anything new. As the article mentions Excel has been doing it for years including charting. The self-service aspect of Power BI and it’s broad spectrum of integration sources … Continue reading →