Machine learning has long been a topic of interest for humanity, but only in recent years have we had broad access to great computing power to enable to the average person to dive in. [Yosh] recently decided to put an AI to work learning how to race in Trackmania.
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Gitanjali Rao, an Indian-American, has been named Time’s first-ever Kid of the Year, 2020. The young scientist uses technology such as Artificial Intelligence to solve world problems. Through her innovations and leadership qualities, Gitanjali aspires to inspire more young people to become innovators.
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The latest offering from Google AI is a machine learning tool that helps turn our messy doodles into fantasy creatures.
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Graphcore, a Bristol, U.K.-based startup developing chips and systems to accelerate AI workloads, today announced it has raised $222 million in a series E funding round led by the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board. The investment, which values the company at $2.77 billion post-money and brings its total raised to date to $710 million, will be used to support continued global expansion and further accelerate future silicon, systems, and software development.
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Sentiment analysis is a measure by which the stock market’s mood is analyzed to predict a stock price. Discover how we can use AI for sentiment analysis.
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If there’s one thing 2020 proved to us all, it’s that no one can predict the future. I’ve often confessed that I have no crystal ball, but despite my lack of psychic abilities, I couldn’t have been more surprised by what we’ve seen in the past 12 months. Investing in technology? Here are the top trends in robotics & AI to watch in 2021.
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The benefits of Artificial Intelligence are many, but along with services, AI brings its share of risks. In this article, we discuss the steps to mitigate AI-related risks.
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Three years ago, robots, artificial intelligence (AI), and self-driving cars seemed to be coming fast. A widely cited study projected nearly half of all jobs in industrialized countries could soon be performed by robots or AI. One beer advertisement showed robots gleefully surpassing humans in running, bicycling, and golfing, but ended with a robot gazing wistfully through a window at people socializing in a bar. Humans would soon be outcompeted in every arena except social drinking, this ad seemed to say.
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The United States Government [will] sustain and enhance the scientific, technological, and economic leadership position of the United States in AI R&D and deployment through a coordinated Federal Government strategy … [that includes] better enabling the use of cloud computing resources for federally funded AI R&D.
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Plenty of enterprise companies use combinations of automated data science, machine learning, and modern deep learning approaches for tasks like data preparation, predictive analytics, and process automation. Many are well-established players with deep domain expertise and product functionality. Others are hot new startups applying artificial intelligence to new problems. We cover a mix of both.
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For the third straight year, Deloitte surveyed executives about their companies’ sentiments and practices regarding AI technologies. We were particularly interested in understanding what it will take to stay ahead of the pack as AI adoption grows – and we wanted to learn how adopters are managing risk around the technologies as AI governance, trust, and ethics become more of a boardroom issue.
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Building AI that can analyze complicated text isn’t enough to protect people from harmful content. We need systems that spot a slang-filled or intentionally misspelled piece of hate speech — and do it in a fraction of a second and at billion-person scale.
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There is currently a lot of chatter about increasing gender diversity in technology. While growing gender diversity in the workplace is great, the scramble to hire for, and outwardly promote, a female-based presence in the tech industry can often feel inauthentic, disingenuous, and misused.
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Here’s our new annual Fine List of 50 Top Global Digital Influencers to Follow on Twitter in 2021. This list is of course non-exhaustive and covers major topics around the global economic and technical Digital Transformation.
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Deep learning is being adopted in robotics to accurately navigate indoor environments, detect and follow objects of interest, and maneuver without collisions. However, the increasing complexity of deep learning makes it challenging to accommodate these workloads on embedded systems. While you can make trade-offs between accuracy and deep learning model size, compromising accuracy to meet real-time demands often proves counterproductive in most robotics applications.
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Enterprise artificial intelligence company DataRobot has raised $270 million in a new round of funding, likely its last fundraise before going public, according to company execs.
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AI is already helping improve process efficiency in the life sciences industry. The next three to five years are likely to prove AI’s value in R&D, especially in drug discovery, and across other areas of the value chain.
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If artificial intelligence researchers and companies were disappointed with President Donald Trump’s A.I. policies, they might be more hopeful about the future of A.I. now that Joe Biden has been elected President.
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Despite legalised slavery being abolished in the UK in 1833 and the US fighting a Civil War that culminated in the Abolition Act of 1863, the practice has evolved to thrive all over the modern world. Today, organized criminal networks profit an estimated $150 billion a year from the indentured labour of as many as 40 million victims worldwide.
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Icuro have designed an affordable artificial intelligence (AI) powered mobile robot for precision sanitization of any indoor area. For any commercial buildings, facilities, offices, restaurants, and schools, our robot can sanitize with a fog spray of the disinfectant solution while navigating around tables, chairs, or fixed objects.
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