CircleCI says successful software dev teams meet 4 criteria
A new report from CircleCI has indicated that the most successful software teams meet four key benchmarks.
A new approach to tackle optimization problems using Boltzmann machines
Ising machines are unconventional computer architectures based on physics principles, named after the German physicist Ernst Ising. In recent years, they have been found to be particularly promising tools for solving combinatorial optimization (CO) problems and create artificial models of the brain.
Why AI democratization will bring more power to the enterprise
Using techniques like natural language processing (NLP) and neural networking, AI will very likely bring an end to the graphical user and even command line interfaces
Babylon Health taps Google Cloud to boost scalability and innovation
AI-powered healthcare service Babylon Health has announced a partnership with Google Cloud to boost scalability and innovation.
Babylon Health taps Google Cloud to boost scalability and innovation
AI-powered healthcare service Babylon Health has announced a partnership with Google Cloud to boost scalability and innovation.
MIT Researchers Create a Tool for Predicting the Future
Researchers design a user-friendly interface that helps nonexperts make forecasts using data collected over time. Whether someone is trying to predict tomorrow’s weather, forecast future stock prices, identify missed opportunities for sales in retail
This is what makes deep learning so powerful
Deep learning's availability of large data and compute power makes it far better than any of the classical machine learning algorithms.
Why virtual assistants fail and how to fix them
If you are thinking deploying virtual assistants for customer care, here's how to build a frictionless experience for users.
How to avoid buying AI-based marketing tools that are biased
If your marketing team is looking to buy an off-the-shelf AI-powered marketing product, ask the vendor these 5 questions first.
Trullion tackles applying AI to accounting workflows
Trullion thinks AI may be used to unify the "unstructured and structured worlds of accounting by translating them into financial workflows."
Report: 70% of U.S. consumers want to use AI for their jobs
While workers are interested in AI, they still want to maintain control over their solutions, rather than have AI run tasks automatically.
Leveraging games and AI to maximize cultural intelligence in the workplace
Many of today’s top companies are now turning to games and AI to maximize cultural intelligence in the workplace. Find out how this works.
Is the metaverse safe?
If the metaverse is an inevitability, then it is our moral obligation to build one that is safe, private and secure.
AI Weekly: Nvidia’s commitment to voice AI — and a farewell
During its March 2022 GTC conference, Nvidia redoubled its commitment to voice AI. In other news, reporter Kyle Wiggers announces he's leaving VentureBeat.
Artificial intelligence to bring museum specimens to the masses
Scientists are using cutting-edge artificial intelligence to help extract complex information from large collections of museum specimens.
B-GAP: A simulation method for training autonomous vehicles to navigate complex urban scenes
In recent years, many companies, research organizations and academic institutions worldwide have been trying to develop safe and reliable autonomous vehicles. To be deployed on a large-scale, however, these vehicles should be able to move in a wide variety of roads and environments, without colliding with other vehicles, pedestrians, bicycles, animals or nearby obstacles.
Nvidia's latest graphics research takes images from 2D to 3D almost instantly
Instant NeRF could be used to create avatars or scenes for virtual worlds, to capture video conference participants and their environments in 3D, or to reconstruct scenes for 3D digital maps.
Fly brains can detect threatening drones
Bio-inspired defenses may help mitigate the threat of IED carrying drones in combat.