Posts Tagged ‘Artificial intelligence’
What We Should Have Learned About AI in 2025
By the end of 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) should have lost its mystique. The biggest lesson was that AI is not magic and it is not a shortcut to wisdom. It is a tool that reflects the data, decisions and values of the people who build and use it. When results were impressive, it was…
Read MoreIs AI About to Put the Smartphone Out of a Job?
For years, the smartphone has been treated like a vital organ. We panic when it is misplaced, mourn cracked screens and feel oddly naked without it in our pockets. But as artificial intelligence (AI) gets better at anticipating needs and responding in natural ways, the question is starting to surface. Do we actually need a…
Read MoreAI Is Not Replacing Jobs, It Is Demanding Better Data
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, many conversations focus on whether it will replace human jobs. A more grounded way to look at the shift is to recognize that AI is not primarily targeting roles or people. It is focused on data. Machine learning systems depend entirely on the information they are given, which…
Read MoreExpertise and Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. It is reshaping how we work and make decisions. But AI is only as smart as the data it’s built on. Without strong data governance, the guardrails that keep data accurate, secure and ethical, AI can go from game-changer to headache fast. TechTarget brought this topic to us in their…
Read MoreWhy Data Readiness Matters in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more deeply embedded in organizations and everyday tools, data readiness has emerged as a critical foundation for success. AI systems depend on data to learn and produce meaningful outcomes. Without reliable, well structured data, even the most advanced models struggle to deliver accurate or trustworthy results. This interesting topic came…
Read MoreAI in Law
The legal field has always been defined by research, complex case law and the careful review of large volumes of documents. Artificial intelligence (AI) is now altering this landscape by introducing tools that can increase efficiency and provide insights that may inform case outcomes. While the technology offers significant potential, it also brings with it…
Read MoreWhy Explainable AI Actually Matters
This article by a newly minted PhD who spent years studying artificial butter in the early twentieth century somehow managed to make it one of the sharpest commentaries on modern artificial intelligence (AI) that I have seen in a while. On the surface, butter and algorithms do not seem like obvious companions. Look a little…
Read MoreAccess Innovations Science Officer Joins NISO Panel
Join Access Innovations Chief Science Officer Marjorie Hlava on Monday, February 16 at the NISO Plus 2026 conference as she and other experts explore “Keeping the Robots in Line: Provisioning Access to Content for AI Systems.” Hlava and Tony Alves, Todd A. Carpenter, Jessica Miles, PhD and Matteo Ripamonti will discuss why and how publishers, repositories,…
Read MoreWhen Minds Inspire Machines
The intersection of neuroscience and artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most dynamic frontiers in modern science. Neuroscience seeks to understand how the brain learns, adapts and makes decisions, while AI attempts to replicate or approximate those processes in machines. As researchers uncover more about neural pathways, synaptic plasticity and pattern recognition, those insights…
Read MoreData Readiness as a Business Imperative in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how organizations compete and grow. Companies in every industry are investing in AI tools that promise faster decisions and deeper insights. But technology alone does not create value. The real advantage belongs to businesses that prepare their data with the same care they give to their products and services. This…
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