Sometimes You Don't Need Deep Learning: Eye on A.I.Schneider Electric is using basic data crunching in some of its technology. And that's just fine by them.
Seeking Big A.I. Advances, a Startup Turns to a Huge Computer ChipTo boost processing speed, Cerebras's "Wafer-Scale Engine" puts more than a trillion transistors on a single huge chip.
How to Compete With Technology in the Age of AutomationIt's all about staying in demand in the workplace.
Google's Hate Speech Detection A.I. Has a Racial Bias ProblemA Google-created tool that uses artificial intelligence to police hate speech in online comments on sites like the New York Times has become racially biased, according to a new study. The tool, developed by and a subsidiary of its parent company, often classified comments written in the African-American vernacular as toxic, researchers from the University […]
How State Politics Is Playing a Huge Role in Artificial Intelligence: Eye on A.I.A.I. task forces are intended to ensure that state lawmakers stay ahead of the technology's most pressing issues.
‘You’re Pretty Stupid.’ What Can Happen to Your Business When A.I. Goes AwryIn 'The Age of Intent' by P.V. Kannan delights and informs with cautionary tales of A.I. experiments gone awry.
How Artificial Intelligence Could Fight Wildfires and Flooding“Climate change is dramatically changing the way we look at this problem of wildfires,” said an executive at Compta Emerging Business Solutions, which builds AI devices that can identify the chemical makeup of substances. “Two years ago we started looking to artificial intelligence and machine learning because we believe those can be game changers.”
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