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AI is Not a Clean Industry
According to Slate, artificial intelligence is not without its downsides and one of those is the pollution it causes.
Artificial intelligence is getting smarter, but it isn’t getting cleaner.
Read more...Artificial Intelligence in Digital Marketing
According to Entrepreneuer, digital marketing is starting to incorporate artificial intelligence in its products and services.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer the next big thing, it is now a big thing now in digital marketing.
Read more...Innovators in AI
As artificial intelligence is a buzzword appearing in more and more sectors, it is important to keep track of which companies are bringing AI to market in meaningful ways, reports Forbes.
Artificial intelligence is infiltrating every industry, allowing vehicles to navigate without drivers, assisting doctors with medical diagnoses, and mimicking the way humans speak.
Read more...AI in IT
Artificial intelligence could revolutionize the IT help desk, reports Tech Republic.
As a system administrator working in technology for more than 25 years, I've provided some measure of IT support. While it's rewarding to help people, sometimes the monotony in doing so can lead to feeling unfulfilled, especially when there are better and more promising tasks afoot—if you can just find time to work on them
Read more...Setting Artificial Intelligence Standards In Legal Applications
According to Science Friday, artificial technology is creeping into law enforcement applications and it is time to set clear standards about what is fair and legal.
Facial recognition technology is all around us—it’s at concerts, airports, and apartment buildings. But its use by law enforcement agencies and courtrooms raises particular concerns about privacy, fairness, and bias, according to Jennifer Lynch, the Surveillance Litigation Director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Read more...AI Filmmaking
Artificial intelligence is helping filmmakers create films, but will that lead to the end of artistic freedom, reports Yahoo Entertainment.
Artificial intelligence is everywhere: It can drive a car, chat with customers, or help patients with neuronal damage to recover their potential. But if data-assisted moviemaking can help predict a movie’s outcome, what room is there left for artistic freedom?
Read more...The New US Department of AI
According to Energy.gov, the United States has created a Department of Artificial Intelligence. The office will coordinate all the AI project the Department of Energy is involved in.
Today, U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry announced the establishment of the DOE Artificial Intelligence and Technology Office (AITO).
Read more...Pentagon Looks for AI Ethicist
The Pentagon wants to find someone to oversee the artifical intelligence program to keep it ethical, reports the Guardian.
Wanted: military “ethicist”. Skills: data crunching, machine learning, killer robots. Must have: cool head, moral compass and the will to say no to generals, scientists and even presidents
Read more...AI Will Cause Workers to Need Retraining
A new study by IBM’s Institute for Business Value believes that artificial intelligence will mean 120 million workers will have to be retrained, reports CNet.
Artificial Intelligence is apparently ready to get to work. Over the next three years, as many as 120 million workers from the world's 12 largest economies may need to be retrained.
Read more...Why Do Businesses Invest in AI
Enterprises are investing in artificial intelligence, reports ZD Net.They are acquiring AI mainly for automation of tasks.
Why do enterprises buy into artificial intelligence systems? Where are they investing the most?
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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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Written by News
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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