Day: April 2, 2020
Artificial intelligence decodes the facial expressions of mice – Nature.com
NEWS 02 April 2020 Neuroscientists also uncover neural circuitry whose activity correlates with particular emotions. Alison Abbott Search for this author in: Mice move their ears, cheeks and eyes to convey emotion.Credit: Getty Researchers have used a machine-learning algorithm to decipher the seemingly inscrutable facial expressions of laboratory mice. The work could have implications for…
Amid Economic Turbulence, Don’t Bet on Artificial Intelligence to Save Us – OZY
WHY YOU SHOULD CAREFor all its promise, artificial intelligence has yet to make our economies dramatically more efficient. Technology and artificial intelligence, we’re told, are creating a New Economy, where algorithms and robots do all our work for us, increasing productivity like never before. Go by the evidence, though, and the reality looks far different….
AI and ML move into financial services
Depending on who you ask, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are at different stages of maturity in the finance industry, but there is widespread agreement that the technologies are trending upward. On a global scale, AI is expected to become a major business driver across the financial services industry, according to the World…
How artificial intelligence and machine learning are used in hiring and recruiting
The hiring process has come a long way from the days of paper resumés and cold calls via landline. Online job sites are now staples in talent acquisition, but artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are elevating the recruiting and hiring landscape. When asked about the current status of AI and machine learning in hiring,…
How Machine Learning is Transforming Digital Marketing – AiThority
Machine Learning is dominating more and more conversations around the future of Digital Marketing. From an industry perspective, the technology is still largely in its infancy – but its influence is only going to grow. Already, many businesses are using Machine Learning to solve problems and provide valuable insights into Big Data.What Is Machine Learning?Machine…
A guide to healthy skepticism of artificial intelligence and coronavirus – Brookings Institution
The COVID-19 outbreak has spurred considerable news coverage about the ways artificial intelligence (AI) can combat the pandemic’s spread. Unfortunately, much of it has failed to be appropriately skeptical about the claims of AI’s value. Like many tools, AI has a role to play, but its effect on the outbreak is probably small. While this…
What is machine learning and how does it benefit police? – Police News
By Steven L. Ostrowski Machine learning has recently gained a renewed interest as the technology powering it has become more widely available and accessible to organizations of all sizes. Applications using machine learning are being deployed in contexts and for purposes that were not even imaginable a few years ago. This article is intended to…
Google TensorFlow Cert Suggests AI, ML Certifications on the Rise – Dice Insights
Over the past few years, many companies have embraced artificial intelligence (A.I.) and machine learning as the way of the future. That’s been good news for those technologists who’ve mastered the tools and concepts related to A.I. and machine learning; those with the right combination of experience and skills can easily earn six-figure salaries (with…
Machine Learning Could Make Government More Incomprehensible – The Regulatory Review
Font Size:Misaligned incentives can encourage incomprehensibility.Font Size:The precept “of the people, by the people, for the people” demonstrates not only that citizens must choose leaders through accountability processes and institutions, but also that each citizen’s decision-making must be as informed as possible. This vision can only be accomplished through the availability of valid and relevant…
artificial intelligence (AI) image processing intelligence – Military & Aerospace Electronics
MELBOURNE, Fla. – L3Harris Technologies Inc. in Melbourne, Fla., is building a system to help military intelligence analysts use artificial intelligence (AI) to identify objects in large digital images. C4ISRnet reports. Continue reading original articleThe Military & Aerospace Electronics take: 2 April 2020 — “In general, there’s a big challenge with the amount of remote…