Boosting AI’s smarts in the absence of training data
AI (artificial intelligence) is the most perfect field of dreams in modern culture. If you ask the average person on the street what AI runs on, they probably…
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We need to embrace AI’s humanity to unlock its creative promise
As we consider AI’s power, we seem to forget one central, indisputable fact: AI is a product of human interactions. You’d never guess this from reading the…
The cloud is becoming AI’s bottleneck
In the past decade, artificial intelligence has escaped the confines of research labs and found its way into many of the things we do every day. From online…
5 ways to evaluate AI’s accuracy
After extensive modeling and the running of more than 100,000 simulations, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system was given the task of predicting the 2018…
AI’s dark secret? A desire for data without bounds
AI offers the potential to help humankind in many ways. Driverless cars and smart infrastructure hold the promise to reduce congestion by facilitating the…
In the Quest for General Intelligence, AIs Are Chasing Chickens in…
If artificial intelligence (AI) agents are to become real players in society, using their machine abilities to complement our human strengths, they must…
AI’s Growth Can Increase Cybercrimes and Security Threats
Every coin has two sides. So does AI. Meaning, though AI is helping industries to grow leaps and bounds, it is also a helping hand for the growth of…
Refugees in Uganda Are Earning Money by Training AIS | Virtual Reality
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The worldwide number of people forcibly displaced from their homes by violence, war, and persecution is now 68.5 million — more than the…
Singtel and AIS debut VIA, Asia’s first cross-border mobile payment…
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Drives cross-border mobile payments to strengthen digital economies in Southeast Asia First initiative of its kind to connect both…
HBR: Most of AI’s Business Uses Will Be in Two Areas | AI
While overall adoption of artificial intelligence remains low among businesses (about 20% upon our last study), senior executives know…