Addressing Bias in Artificial Intelligence
The growing use of artificial intelligence (AI), especially in sensitive areas like recruitment, criminal justice and healthcare, has stirred a debate about bias and fairness. […]
Emerging Technologies in the Future of Healthcare
Innovations in emerging technologies were recognized by Time magazine in their annual list of 100 best innovations. The annual list highlights “inventions that are […]
Making the Best Out of Cloud Computing
Organizations of all sizes are increasingly reliant on cloud computing. Unfortunately, this increased usage makes cloud computing platforms a target for cyberattacks. World Economic […]
Looking to Data for Answers
Recent studies revealed about 40% of enterprise data is either inaccurate, incomplete or unavailable, which results in businesses failing to achieve their data-driven goals. […]
How to Manage the Data Deluge
Digital technologies are changing the world. With over 2.5 exabytes of data already being created every day, the data deluge is expected to increase. […]
Data Integrity and Usability
Alternative data has quickly become a crowded tech niche for financial services firms and large institutional investors seeking nontraditional information sources to gain a […]
Cloud Security
Organizations in all sectors recognize the benefits of cloud computing. Some are only beginning their migration journey as part of digital transformation efforts, while […]
Machine Learning in Unlikely Places
Google is using machine learning to help with security around Chrome, making it more enjoyable. This interesting information came to us from AI News in […]
Data Harmony Suite Recommender Released to Improve Article and Content Searches by Leveraging Semantic Fingerprinting
Access Innovations, Inc., provider of Data Harmony software solutions, is proud to announce the release of their new Recommender as part of the Data […]
Machine Learning and Quantum Physics
Technology and science are not strangers. However, emerging technologies like machine learning do make for strange bedfellows with physics. The Cornell Chronicle brought this […]