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Blog: The Next Step for AI: Implementing It
Agorai Apr 30 Catherine Havasi, AI Science Lead Artificial intelligence continues to make great strides each year. Despite this rapid progression, one constant problem remains: how can companies best implement AI? Once companies deploy AI, they are usually able to use it seamlessly. However, initial implementation is often difficult or unsuccessful. This problem is especially […]
Blog: Liberty Mutual Insurance joins MIT’s Quest for Intelligence – MIT News
MIT and Liberty Mutual Insurance today announced a $25 million, five-year collaboration to support artificial intelligence research in computer vision, computer language understanding, data privacy and security, and risk-aware decision making, among other topics. The new collaboration launched today at a meeting between leadership from both institutions, including Liberty Mutual Chairman and CEO David Long […]
Blog: MRED to Become First Multiple Listing Service to Launch Restb.ai Artificial Intelligence Services – GlobeNewswire
LISLE, Ill., April 30, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) has signed an agreement with Restb.ai, an artificial intelligence company specializing in computer vision for real estate. The partnership brings Restb.ai’s revolutionary technology to the 45,000 brokers and appraisers who use the Chicagoland area’s multiple listing service (MLS). MRED real estate professionals […]
Blog: How is Artificial Intelligence Improving Advertising in 2019 – MarTech Series
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming a mainstay in numerous industries across the world, enabling more efficient manufacturing, safer transportation, and faster problem-solving and data processing. While these practical applications are actively seen almost daily, AI is also being applied in ways we don’t see at first glance, namely in the world of advertising. […]
Blog: Should the UK’s judicial system embrace using artificial intelligence? – City A.M.
Should the UK’s judicial system embrace using artificial intelligence in the courtroom? Emily Foges, chief executive of Luminance, says YES. The explosion of digital information, from social media posts to WhatsApp messages, can lead to cases collapsing in our courts as police and barristers struggle to review evidence in time. Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is […]
Blog: Should the UK’s judicial system embrace using artificial intelligence? – City A.M.
Should the UK’s judicial system embrace using artificial intelligence in the courtroom? Emily Foges, chief executive of Luminance, says YES. The explosion of digital information, from social media posts to WhatsApp messages, can lead to cases collapsing in our courts as police and barristers struggle to review evidence in time. Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is […]
Blog: The Darker Side of AI – Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Genetic engineering and biotech firms are gearing up in earnest for the newest threat to corporate security: viruses, malware, and similar cybersecurity attacks turbo-charged with artificial intelligence (AI). The reason: Just as AI is remaking every other part of the digital world with applications that can think for themselves and grow smarter over time, […]
Blog: “I’m Sorry, That’s Just Not True Dave…”
Andy Beran Apr 30 Intelligent AI driven bots are coming to chat rooms and social media, and it’s not going to be pretty. After reading about a new bot deployed in China that closely monitors family chat rooms and helpfully intercepts crazy posts from relatives (“I’m sorry, that story just isn’t true”), it got me […]
Blog: Feature Detection Using Deep Belief Networks(DBN)
Manish Nayak Apr 30 Introduction A deep belief network can be viewed as a stack of RBMs, where the hidden layer of one RBM is the visible layer of the one “above” it. Deep Belief Nets (DBNs) were first introduced by Geoffrey Hinton at the University of Toronto in 2006. In terms of network structure, […]
