Posts Tagged ‘Explainable AI’
What is Driving Strategy?
Crucial business data cannot be utilized effectively without the proper analysis and interpretation required to act on it. This has become a potential problem for many companies that struggle to harness their data’s full potential in turning it into information. Technology leaders who want to make informed business decisions must embrace a data-driven culture. This interesting…
Read MoreTechnology and Marketing
The advertising industry has evolved considerably in the past century. Now diversified and modernized, the mid-century Madison Avenue advertising ecosystems are disappearing. What caused this shift? There has been at least one tool that’s been especially vital to this evolution – artificial intelligence (AI). This interesting topic came to us from Ad Age in their…
Read MoreGoverning and Regulating Emerging Tech
The question of whether emerging technology should be regulated is a complex and nuanced one. The answer depends on various factors, including the specific technology in question, its potential benefits and risks, and the broader societal context. This interesting information came to us from Governing in their article, “How Should Government Regulate Emerging Technology?” There…
Read MoreUsing Taxonomies for Understanding
Researchers are striving to improve the interpretability of features so decision makers will be more comfortable using the outputs of machine learning models. They have developed a taxonomy to help developers craft features that will be easier for their target audience to understand. This interesting information came to us from Science Daily in their article,…
Read MoreThe Impact of AI for Patients
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is playing a transformative role in the field of healthcare by aiding in the diagnosis of diseases. The application of AI in medical diagnosis has the potential to enhance accuracy, speed up processes, and provide valuable insights to healthcare professionals. This topic came to us from UT Health in San Antonio in…
Read MoreThe Familiarity of AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are becoming daily terminology not only for professionals but also consumers. This interesting topic came to us from Built In and their article, “How Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Will Reshape Enterprise Technology.” These days, AI is more common than one may think, as it is being used worldwide across multiple industries…
Read MoreDiving into Analytics
Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered systems can analyze data from hundreds of sources and offer predictions about what works and what doesn’t. AI can also deep dive into data analytics about customers and offer predictions about consumer preferences, product development, and marketing channels. This interesting information came to us from IT Web in their article, “The (near)…
Read MoreGambling on Technology
Since machine learning models are imperfect, people must understand when to believe a model’s predictions in high-stakes situations. MarkTechPost brought this interesting news to our attention in their article, “MIT researchers have developed a new technique that can enable a machine learning model to quantify how confident it is in its predictions.” Robust machine learning…
Read MoreHuman Error in Technology
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been helping us in various applications such as customer service, securities trading, and healthcare. Now researchers have found that AI can be used to predict natural disasters. AI can forecast the occurrence of several different types of natural disaster, using vast volumes of high-quality data, and is therefore now at the…
Read MoreCalming Fear
A lot of fear surrounds artificial intelligence (AI). Some is connected to perceived job security and some is related to technology “doomsday” scenarios. The University of Waterloo researchers have developed a new explainable AI model to reduce bias and enhance trust and accuracy in machine learning-generated decision-making and knowledge organization. This interesting information came to…
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