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Bias in AI is a Problem That Needs to Be Solved

Those working with machine learning and artificial intelligence must try harder to erase bias from their datasets, reports the Hill.

A machine-learned AI system used to assess recidivism risks in Broward County, Fla., often gave higher risk scores to African Americans than to whites, even when the latter had criminal records. 

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Lack of Computing Power Slows Down AI

According to Wired, as artificial intelligence grows, so does the need for massive computing power, which ultimately may slow down the growth of artificial intelligence. 

Early last year, a large European supermarket chain deployed artificial intelligence to predict what customers would buy each day at different stores, to help keep shelves stocked while reducing costly spoilage of goods.

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Latest Advanced Analytics Platform Rollout

Signals Analytics, the next generation advanced analytics platform that leverages external data to uncover trends and predictive insights, today announces a new rollout of its award-winning platform, leveraging breakthroughs in NLP, machine learning and other capabilities that enhance the precision, detail and utilization of advanced analytics in the enterprise. New features that span the entire data journey such as e-commerce product clustering, author, affiliation, and brand refinement, data mart integration and a daily alert allow businesses to seamlessly integrate Signals Analytics into their existing business intelligence technology stacks, while surfacing highly-detailed and predictive actionable intelligence across a broader range of use cases. 

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Dataset For AI Filled Racism

According to Futurism, a dataset that is used to train AI was littered with racial and misogynist slurs. 

A machine learning algorithm is only as good as the data it’s trained on. Unfortunately, a massive and popular training dataset from MIT taught a bunch of algorithms to use racist and misogynistic slurs.

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AI Gives Accurate Portraits

An artist is using artificial intelligence to complete true to life portraits on people in history, reports the Daily Mail. 

A Dutch artist is using modern technology to create realistic photo-style portraits of famous figures only depicted in paint and sculpture. 

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AI Could Transform Fashion Industry

According to Business Insider, artificial intelligence the fashion industry is hoping that artificial intelligence will help the fashion supply chain smooth out the ups and downs within the industry. 

Even before the coronavirus pandemic crashed the global economy, disrupting supply chains and stalling consumer demand, the fashion industry was not looking forward to walking the ramp in 2020. 

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Ford Working on AI Driven Delivery

Ford Motor Company’s project Digit seeks to create artificially enhanced delivery robots, reports AI Daily.

Picture this. You’ve ordered a parcel and you get a notification that it has arrived. When you open the door there is a robot standing outside with your brand-new headphones in its hands. This is the future that Ford is striving to create through their research project Digit.

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Intel Wants More AI Professionals

Intel is working with Arizona’s largest community college to offer an artificial intelligence associate degree program, reports ABC15.

Long known for its innovations in the development of artificial intelligence applications, Santa Barbara, California-based Intel Corp. is taking its AI game to a new level — and metro Phoenix is ground zero.

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Artificial Intelligence Could Handle Chaos with Physics

According to Science Alert, teaching artificial intelligence systems about physics could help them handle chaos and unpredictability better. 

While artificial intelligence systems continue to make huge strides forward, they're still not particularly good at dealing with chaos or unpredictability

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AI Creates Nirvana Song

Artificial intelligence has been used to create a fake Nirvana song, reports NME. 

A YouTuber has used artificial intelligence to write a fake Nirvana song — you can listen to the end result, ‘Smother’, below.

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