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 →
By Joe McKendrick – Let’s face it, artificial intelligence is probably one of the best management tools to come along since the first commercial computers rolled out decades ago. It can show and predict when customers are ready to buy, … Continue reading →
By Nick Kolakowski – Earlier this year, two partners at prominent venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz published an interesting blog post about artificial intelligence (A.I.). Specifically, is A.I. (and by extension, machine learning) capable of powering a sustainable business? Or is the tech industry infatuated with … Continue reading →
By Tom Taulli – This was a banner week for AI (Artificial Intelligence). The reason? Well, C3.ai came public and soared on its debut. It’s certainly a validation of the importance of enterprise AI. Keep in mind that C3.ai provides comprehensive software solutions and … Continue reading →
As colleges continue to seek opportunities to increase agility while reducing costs, automation may be a solution that helps them achieve both objectives. Automation uses artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to complete processes without human input or guidance. One … Continue reading →
If only this was insertable into some humans. Sorry, too snarcky? During this ongoing pandemic, we’ve seen first-hand the urgent need to quickly analyze and interpret data on the spread of viruses around the world. Governments, global health bodies, academic … Continue reading →
By Sampathkumar Veeraraghavan – Humanitarian engineering programs bring together engineers, policy makers, non-profit organisations, and local communities to leverage technology for the greater good of humanity. The intersection of technology, community, and sustainability offers a plethora of opportunities to innovate. We … Continue reading →
Because some people just can’t resist going down the dark path. By Daphne Leprince-Ringuet – From targeted phishing campaigns to new stalking methods: there are plenty of ways that artificial intelligence could be used to cause harm if it fell into … Continue reading →