
Scott Koegler
Scott Koegler is Executive Editor for PMG360. He is a technology writer and editor with 20+ years experience delivering high value content to readers and publishers.
AI-Created Art Can Be Stunning
- Monday, 12 September 2022
Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and other digital tools are commonplace in many industries. This is the case even as the world moves to digitization to enhance efficiency, transparency and lower operational costs. Using these tools is becoming part of artists’ life as technology becomes easy and ubiquitous. In music, new technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, are significantly changing the nature of creative processes. With the advancement of AI, computers now play a significant role in areas such as music, architecture, science and even arts. Instead of just being a tool that helps human creators, it has become a creative entity in its own right with the ability to create works of art.
Read more...Strategize to Implement Artificial Intelligence
- Monday, 05 September 2022
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing almost every industry, one after the other. It is helping in medical research to create vaccines, in education to tutor children and even in the cooking of burgers through machine learning. While these are just a few ways that AI is currently used, there are many other ways and real-world implementations of AI. Machine learning technologies are becoming more accessible than ever. However, it remains a challenge to find a business case for AI. Here are the AI strategies you can implement to improve your desired activity.
Read more...AI is Not Superhuman – Yet
- Monday, 29 August 2022
With the advancement of artificial intelligence, there is a common misconception of hyper-intelligent algorithms and their ability to take over the world. A leading misconception about AI is natural intelligence. Many articles are alarmist and tend to portray evil-looking robots carrying weapons. They suggest that humans should be worried about robots rising up and killing humans because they have become conscious and can operate independently of humans. While such articles are impressive, they are not entirely correct. Here are some myths that have been propagated against AI.
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