IBM Watson and ‘AI-curated’ debates offer a new take on the Grammy experience
The 63rd Grammy Awards are set to air on Sunday, March 14. An online solution allows fans from around the globe to participate in music-centric debates.
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Image: iStock/tuachanwatthana Security Hackers attempt to poison the well, but AI cybersecurity solutions bolster water treatment facility security
After a breach at a Florida treatment facility, tap water security is front and center. In the digital age, there's no shortage of challenges in the pipeline between facility and spigot.
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Image: iStock/sdecoret Security Security platform replaces manual risk assessment with on-the-fly analysis during the build process
Apiiro creates user profiles and analyzes a company's code base to spot high-risk changes.
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Image: iStock/metamorworks CXO Gartner: AI and data science to drive investment decisions rather than “gut feel” by mid-decade
Turns out, "calling it from the gut," may become a strategy of the past as data increasingly drives decision-making. But how will these data-driven approaches change investment teams?
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Image: Vantas Innovation BlackBerry and Desay SV Automotive partner in China car tech initiative
The next-gen tech offers a dual-screen virtual smart-cabin domain controller to enable safer driving in two Chery models.
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Image: RIKEN Innovation Fugaku: The fastest supercomputer in the world is finally at full operational status
Conceived of in 2014, Fugaku's construction was completed last May and the ribbon has finally been cut for shared experimental use.
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Image: iStock/elen11 Artificial Intelligence KPMG: AI adoption accelerated too fast during the pandemic
The outlook for artificial intelligence is optimistic under the Biden administration, but executives want industry regulation, a survey finds.
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Image: iStockphoto/shironosov Big Data Jupyter has revolutionized data science, and it started with a chance meeting between two students
Commentary: Jupyter makes it easy for data scientists to collaborate, and the open source project's history reflects this kind of communal effort.
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Image: gonin, Getty Images/iStockPhoto Artificial Intelligence 4 ways to keep control of your AI data
Data scientists want their AI as clean and relevant as possible. Here are a few techniques for managing your data to get the best results.
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Image: metamorworks, Getty Images/iStockphoto Artificial Intelligence How algorithms are used to hurt consumers and competition
Commentary: Algorithms may seem innocuous, but the U.K.'s competition authority sees ways they can be used to hurt consumers.
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Image: Salesforce Artificial Intelligence AI ethics: How Salesforce is helping developers build products with ethical use and privacy in mind
Salesforce's Ethics by Design program is designed to put ethics and privacy at the center how technology, specifically AI, is developed and used.
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CXO Deskless workers have seen their jobs change since the pandemic began
Pre-screening, AI and digital tools mean that service providers can be more cautious about doing in-person work.
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Image: iStock/phototechno Cloud Want to be a cloud computing expert? Check out these training courses
This online cloud computing training also covers the Python programming language, machine learning and microservices.
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Image: IDC Artificial Intelligence IDC: Ethical AI is a team sport that requires smart and strong referees
New research finds that the lack of responsible artificial intelligence guidelines is one of the top three barriers to wider adoption.
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Kim Klement, Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports Artificial Intelligence Intel assists NFL hopefuls with 3D athlete tracking and AI insights
A partnership with the human performance company EXOS aims to help college football stars hone their game ahead of the NFL draft.