Day: June 9, 2020
What are the latest artificial intelligence trends? – YourStory
Introduction :There is something so awe-inspiring and sublime about watching unmanned drones or flying cars or the stuff of dreams. Now, you don’t need to worry as the future of Artificial Intelligence is here. From visors to Virtual Reality or Augmented Reality headsets to mechanized robots which would replace humans in the immediate future. One…
Does Explainable AI Uncomplicate Artificial Intelligence? – Analytics Insight
Modern Artificial Intelligence systems are finding their way across enterprises and business domains with applications ranging from conversational AI, predictive analytics, intelligent RPA to facial recognition algorithms. Courtesy to machine learning, AI from its mystery black box gives outcomes without explaining the reasons behind it, often leaving questions unanswered. The predictions made by AI data…
Tech Tactics: Putting AI & ML to work against Coronavirus – Financial Express
Nivruti Rai, country head, Intel IndiaAs hospitals, governments, private firms and healthcare providers around the world battle the spread of coronavirus, Intel has seen many of its products and services based on new technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) help in the fight. In recent times, the chip maker has been augmenting…
Efinix Completes Trion FPGA Family for Edge Computing, AI/ML and Vision Processing Applications Using Cadence Digital Full Flow Solution
Highlights:” data-reactid=”19″>Highlights: Integrated Cadence flow enabled Efinix to achieve first-pass success down to 10nm Based on success with the Cadence flow, Efinix plans to continue the Cadence collaboration to further broaden its product line ® digital full flow solution to complete the first wave of its Trion family of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), which…
New Artificial Intelligence Algorithm Predicts Brain Tumor Diagnosis With High Accuracy
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has enabled in pushing the boundaries of medical research. Proving that AI can help in better diagnosis and treatment of brain tumors, scientists have developed a new machine-learning algorithm that can classify tumors based on the severity. Developed by scientists from Kyoto University’s Institute for Integrated Cell-Material Sciences (iCeMS) and Indian Institute…
artificial intelligence (AI) machine learning intelligence – Military & Aerospace Electronics
SAN FRANCISCO – Officials of Labelbox Inc. in San Francisco are making their company’s artificial intelligence (AI) training data platform available more widely to the federal government and intelligence community. C4ISRnet reports. Continue reading original articleThe Military & Aerospace Electronics take: 9 June 2020 — Labelbox offers a software platform by the same name that…
Top 12 R Packages For Machine Learning In 2020 – Analytics India Magazine
R is one of the most prevalent programming languages for statistical analysis and computing. Researchers in the field of data science and statistical computing have been using this language for a few years now because of its number of intuitive features. These features include running code without a compiler, open-source, robust visualisation library, and other…
AI Benchmarks For Mobile Devices And What You Should Know
Making Sense Of Mobile Device Benchmarks That Measure AI And Machine Learning Performance Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence are hot topics in virtually all tech sectors at this moment in time. The technology is gaining traction in many industries, from massive social networks that are analyzing mountains of data, to the tiniest of IoT smart…
Artificial Intelligence to Predict Outcome of Football Matches
TORTOLA, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS / ACCESSWIRE / June 8, 2020 / BVI Tortola sports hedge fund AI Sports targets Asia as its core market and aims to soon having tens of millions of dollars under management. AI Sports – which has an investment fund that bets on sport on behalf of members, and trades or…
Learning the ropes and throwing lifelines
In March, as her friends and neighbors were scrambling to pack up and leave campus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Geeticka Chauhan found her world upended in yet another way. Just weeks earlier, she had been elected council president of MIT’s largest graduate residence, Sidney-Pacific. Suddenly the fourth-year PhD student was plunged into rounds of…