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How Artificial Intelligence Will Change Decision-Making For Businesses

From The Terminator to Blade Runner, pop culture has always leaned towards a chilling depiction of artificial intelligence (AI) and our future with AI at the helm. Recent headlines about Facebook pani
Workplace Robotics & Artificial Intelligence

Necessity is the mother of invention. Ever since humankind has started creating new things, the focus of their creation is to help them with the task that they need to perform. From vehicles to electr
What Is The Greatest Challenge Human Beings Have Ever Faced?

It is an intriguing question, and some potential answers come readily to mind: discovering the New World, landing a man on the moon, conquering cancer, preventing nuclear war—all are great trial
Story Of Artificial Intelligence

The history of Artificial Intelligence is as fascinating as the future it promises. For many, AI is a recent phenomenon, rising with the rise of connected world. But research and speculation in AI hav
Researchers Use AI Algorithm to Help Those Suffering From Sleep Disorders

Sleep disorders could soon become a thing of the past thanks to a new AI algorithm that uses radio waves to monitor those snoozing. This could help the millions of Americans suffering from sleep dis
Machine Learning/AI Solutions Face Hurdles in the Enterprise

While most everyone agrees that machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) demonstrate a lot of potential as smart analytic and presumptive tools within the enterprise, the technology still
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning and How they Differ from One Another

These are three terms that are heard all the time now, but often people still get confused about what each one really entails. Below is a quick rundown of each that will hopefully things out a little
AI Will Unlock The Value Of Mobile Images

Society is highly dependent on mobile devices, opening up many doors for retailers and brands to capitalize on the data their use offers. Consumers in the U.S. now spend an average of five hours a day