Posts Tagged ‘Artificial intelligence’
Technology at the Bar
Technology has long been involved in the making and curating of the content of our diets. More and more startups are developing technologies geared towards agriculture. Technology helps food manufacturers to produce more efficiently for a growing world population. Improving shelf life and food safety revolves around technology, and greater use of machines and software ensures affordability and consistent quality. This interesting…
Read MoreNatural Language Processing for All Languages?
Natural language processing (NLP) is the ability of a computer or machine to understand human language as it is written and its different characteristics. It is typically separated into four stages: understand, classify, retrieve and generate. The Times of India brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “Accuracy in AI is a…
Read MoreBias in Technology
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to realize more benefits in various applications. This interesting topic came to our attention from ABC 7 News out of California in their article, “‘Words do matter’: Artificial intelligence helping review, change word choices used in workplace.” Choosing words carefully is important regardless of your topic and your audience. Context and…
Read MoreOld and New Technology
Deep learning isn’t new but there continues to be confusion around the difference between it and machine learning. We have discussed their similarities and individualities several times in the past, but let’s look at it again. This topic came to us from Analytics Insight in their article, “Understanding Deep Learning Vs. Machine Learning.” There are…
Read MoreAI and Analytics
The simplest definition of data science is the extraction of actionable insights from raw data. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the intelligence that is possessed by the machines. It is modeled after the natural intelligence that is possessed by animals and humans. AI and data science can be used interchangeably, but there are certain differences between the…
Read MoreLooking to the Future with AI
Since crystal balls do not exist, science just might have a substitute. With the partnership of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and utilization forecasting, the next best thing to clairvoyance might exist. Gigabit brought this interesting topic to us in their article, “Optimising Utilisation Forecasting with AI and Machine Learning.” The significance of AI has not…
Read MoreGetting Value Out of AI
Much like the rest of the world, Canadian organizations are still trying to find their way through the hype to get the real value out of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. This interesting subject came to us from IT World Canada in their article, “How to move past the hype to succeed with AI.”…
Read MoreQuality Cannot Be Sacrificed
Artificial intelligence (AI) is key to progress on screening, identifying and researching promising vaccine candidates against COVID-19. The usefulness of AI tools, not surprisingly, hinges on the quality of data. University World News brought this topic to our attention in their article, “AI acceleration of vaccine research hinges on data quality.” Data quality is a…
Read MoreGaming Technology Comes to Real Life Applications
Emerging technologies got a boost when scientists from the Division of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering at Osaka University employed deep learning artificial intelligence (AI) to improve mobile mixed reality generation. This work may lead to a revolution in green architecture and city revitalization. EurekAlert! brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article,…
Read MoreAI in the Fight
Artificial intelligence (AI) is on the front lines of so much these days. From helping in the global fight against COVID-19 to improving manufacturing, AI is rapidly changing the world as we know it. This interesting topic came to us from Coda in their article, “From mythology to machine learning, a history of artificial intelligence.” Not everyone…
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