Posts Tagged ‘Explainable AI’
Data Integrity and Access
Data democratization is more than just accessing data. It is the ongoing process of enabling everybody in an organization, irrespective of their technical know-how, to work with data comfortably, to feel confident talking about it and make data-informed decisions. This interesting information came to us from The Times of India in their article, “Democratising data by building a data universe.”…
Read MorePlan to Plan
A data analysis plan is about putting thoughts into a plan of action. It refers to articulating how your data will be cleaned, transformed and analyzed. CMS Wire brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “How to Start Analyzing Before the Data Arrives.” Far too often, organizations collect data without a question…
Read MoreUsing Technology Responsibly
The National Humanities Center is partnering with faculty from 15 colleges and universities to create and implement curricula for developing responsible artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. Campus Technology brought this topic to our attention in their article, “Google-Supported Effort to Help Develop Courses in Responsible AI.” Understanding AI is hard because it is not one thing, and the…
Read MoreMeeting Expectations
Machines are getting smarter every year, but artificial intelligence (AI) has yet to reach the pinnacle of performance once expected by many. Is this a technology failure or skewed expectations? This interesting topic came to us from Tech Republic in their article, “Deep learning isn’t living up to the hype, but still shows promise.” While…
Read MoreSustainability in Technology
As more consumers demand products and services that do less damage to the environment, companies are adding sustainability to their core operating principles. Adopting sustainable business practices can put a business on the path to long-lasting success. Tech Talks brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “Structuring your business plan around emerging…
Read MoreTrusting Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology has already proven itself to be a powerful asset in business. It allows machines to think for themselves at a faster pace than ever before. Unfortunately, they can also pose cybersecurity challenges. This interesting information came to us from The Globe and Mail in their article, “Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity risks:…
Read MoreFinding Concepts in Data
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers are looking at ways for machine learning to use more data in its decision-making. Health IT Analytics brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “Improving Machine Learning With Big Data-Driven Algorithms.” The term machine learning generally refers to the construction of algorithms that learn through experience.…
Read MoreThe Future of Technology
Can you imagine our world today without technology? We may complain about the automation and quickly point to computers as the source of all evil when things go awry, but who among us wants to remove the technology? Analytics Insight brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “Artificial Intelligence in Information Technology…
Read MoreThe Reach of AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has and will continue to impact every facet of our lives and reality. It will have far-reaching economic, legal, political and regulatory implications that need to be addressed now so preparations are underway. This interesting topic came to us from Analytics Insight in their article, “The Relevance of Artificial Intelligence in Today’s…
Read MoreUsing and Understanding AI Are Two Separate Things
Recent research reveals that artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning is high amongst IT decision makers, yet more than half are unsure what the technology actually means. This information came to us from IT Brief in their article, “Lack of understanding of artificial intelligence and machine learning contributing to cybersecurity attacks.” The research came from…
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