Changes in the White House and Congress could portend revisions to taxes, regulations and policies that may affect tech and investing in Silicon Valley and beyond.
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Human-centered AI Design process — Part 1
Introduction to the role of Human-centered Design (HCD) in the development of AI-driven services. The design field has spread across several domains and Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) will not be an exception.
Read MoreHow Industries will move past the Pandemic and thrive in 2021 using AI
The response from COVID-19’s gradual recovery will be top of mind for nearly every firm and industry in 2021. Some businesses may become stagnant or never recover. Others will view the shakeup as an unprecedented opportunity to understand and improve their data and analytical assets, operationalize and update their model production process, and reassure customers that their AI can be trusted.
Read MoreThe Social Dilemma in 2021: Personal Data Privacy
It’s needless to say we are living in the digital era. Nowadays our life is not as difficult as it was before the age of technological advancements. We can connect to the world in seconds. Social media and the Internet helps us a lot. All social media and messaging platforms are free. But nothing is truly free. If you are not paying for it, you’re not the customer; you’re the product being sold.
Read MoreAI & ML in education: Real-life use cases
After all, that one term seemed to be the default correct answer for every question in MBA. I could relate to that as an analogy because during this pandemic, we can safely say that today, “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning” have similarly emerged as the default solution to most technological problems.
Read MoreThe Triangular Moving Average: Another way to find Support & Resistance Levels
Moving averages are a great way to provide support and resistance levels among other uses. There are many types of moving averages and in this article, we will discuss the Triangular Moving Average and some strategies revolving around it. For more on other types of moving averages, feel free to check the below article…
Read MoreIncoming White House science and technology leader on AI, diversity, and society
Technologies like artificial intelligence and human genome editing “reveal and reflect even more about the complex and sometimes dangerous social architecture that lies beneath the scientific progress that we pursue,” said Dr. Alondra Nelson today as part of the introduction of the Biden administration science team. On Friday, the Biden transition team appointed Nelson to the position of OSTP deputy director for science and society. Biden will be sworn in Wednesday to officially become the 46th president of the United States.
Read MoreWhy we might be looking at the Brain in the wrong way
The mind tries to understand the world in terms of concepts, most of which are dressed in language and in some cases, in mathematics. But our conceptual understanding of the world suffers from a chicken-and-egg problem: where do the concepts in which this understanding is modeled come from in the first place? How can you build a new theory with old terminology and make sure that it doesn’t suffer from the implicit assumptions inherent in the terminology?
Read MoreThe clash of the dark side and the bright side. What is human-friendly AI?
Is it time yet we thought of a “red safety button” in the event AI gets out of control? Or should we respond to our fear of an algorithmic armageddon more constructively by designing human-friendly AI?
Read More“Don’t just beat the market – crush it”
When I was reviewing our new flagship SaaS TradersAlmanac.ai, I thought that the charts could use a little extra ‘oomph’ to make them do their conversion magic more powerfully. Indeed, in versions gone by of charts like these for other projects, Coindex CEO Ryan had asked for the very same thing: comparisons against S&P, NASDAQ and DJIA.
Read MoreFacebook claims its AI can anticipate COVID-19 outcomes using X-rays
Researchers at Facebook and New York University (NYU) claim to have developed three machine learning models that could help doctors predict how a COVID-19 patient’s condition might develop. The open-sourced models, all of which require no more than a sequence of X-rays, ostensibly predict patient deterioration up to four days in advance and the amount of supplemental oxygen (if any) a patient might need.
Read MoreVoice AI in 2021 — will it finally speak out?
New year, new voice AI solutions? Well, why not? Artificial intelligence doesn’t laze around and constantly influences all of its fields of expertise. Although voice technologies are quite fresh, they found their own place on the market and have a continuous impact on developing various industry branches. Maybe they still haven’t launched like a rocket, but the path is being paved in front of our eyes. Here are some of the most realistic forecasts for 2021.
Read MoreOqton raises $40 million to apply AI to additive manufacturing
Oqton, a startup developing an operating system that integrates engineering software with manufacturing hardware, has raised $40 million.
Read MoreAutomated CI/CD platform Harness raises $115 million at a $1.7 billion valuation
Harness, an automated CI/CD platform for engineering and DevOps teams, has raised $115 million at a $1.7 billion valuation.
Read MoreSwedish edtech startup Sana Labs bags £13M to redefine workplace training with AI
Sana Labs, a Stockholm-based online training platform, raised $18 million (approx £13.1 million) in a Series A round led by EQT Ventures. The funding round brings the total amount raised to $23 million (approx £17 million). The new funding will be used to invest more in technology R&D, sales-focused marketing, and people to make this happen.
Read MoreApplications of Artificial Intelligence in Fire & Safety
Being a student secretary of the Fire and Security Association of India at my college, I have conducted various surveys and workshops on methodologies to avert the dangers caused due to fire. As an AI enthusiast, I have always aspired to come with innovative solutions to tackle such issues. My experience in the fire and safety domain with competence in building AI solutions motivated me to think of possible solutions to tackle problems faced by the fire department.
Read MoreAI, Quantum patents soared in 2020
Machine learning was among the fastest growing technologies in terms of U.S. patent grants during 2020, an annual survey reveals. AI and machine learning ranked fourth in a list of patent applications and awards, followed closely by advances in quantum computing.
Read MoreHoning In on AI, U.S. Launches National Artificial Intelligence Initiative Office
To drive American leadership in the field of AI into the future, the National Artificial Intelligence Initiative Office has been launched by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP). The new agency was established under the American Artificial Intelligence Initiative Act of 2020, which was enacted and codified into law to expand many existing AI policies and initiatives throughout the federal government.
Read MoreNayya raises $11 million to guide employee health benefits decisions with AI
Nayya, an insurance benefits management platform, today announced it has closed $11 million in a series A round led by Felicis Ventures. Nayya says the funds will be put toward product research and development as it seeks to acquire new talent and customers.
Read MoreMolecula raises $17.6 million for its AI feature store technology
Molecula, which is developing a cloud-based feature store for AI and machine learning workloads, today announced it has raised $17.6 million. The company says the proceeds will be put toward accelerating the launch of its managed cloud service and bolstering its sales and marketing efforts.
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