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Countries Sign on to AI Rules
According to Next Gov, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has released the first intergovernmental set of rules for artificial intelligence.
Read more...AI Enters the Forestry Service
Swedish forestry experts are using AI and machine learning to do jobs that humans find too boring, reports the Denver Post.
Read more...AI Changing Job Searches
According to A to Z Big Media, artificial intelligence is replacing keyword scanning of resumes, so job seekers need to redo their resumes to reflect what the AI is looking for.
Read more...Ford Motor Company Believes in AI
Ford Motor Company is incorporating AI into its factories and is one of the forerunners for using AI in detecting problems with finished products, reports Forbes.
Read more...San Francisco Says No to Facial Recognition
According to Forbes, with San Francisco banning facial recognition software, what does that mean for AI tech in the city.
Read more...AT & T Embraces AI
AT & T is investing in artificial intelligence and machine learning, reports ZD Net.
Read more...AI Helps Financial Sector
According to Barron’s, the financial sector expects artificial intelligence to help it increase profits and customer satisfaction.
Read more...AI Could Prevent Unnecessary Tests
According to ANI, a new study finds that AI could prevent patients from getting unnecessary tests during cardiac events.
Read more...Is AI Building a Fake World
According to Forbes, artificial intelligence is creating an artificial world.
Read more...AI Needs Data
Artificial intelligence needs data, reports Forbes. However, this data needs to be bias free.
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Oct 30 2018
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Written by Craig Gehrig
Many large companies have already adopted some form of automation…
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Dec 16 2019
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Artificial intelligence will be used to complete an unfinished symphony,…
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Mar 17 2020
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Written by Deborah Huyett
“What do you think you’re doing, Dave?” This iconic line…
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Jan 08 2019
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Written by Robert Agar
Industrial robots are not a new phenomena. They have been…
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