Month: November 2020
Predictive surveillance: Can artificial intelligence eliminate HAIs?
The Covid-19 pandemic has fast-tracked use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in healthcare, with AI-powered clinical surveillance systems playing a critical role in diagnosing and tracking the disease, as well as understanding patients’ response to treatments. The pace and scope of development is just the tipping point; enhanced clinical surveillance systems are poised…
Using artificial intelligence to help drones find people lost in the woods – Tech Xplore
A trio of researchers at Johannes Kepler University has used artificial intelligence to improve thermal imaging camera searches of people lost in the woods. In their paper published in the journal Nature Machine Intelligence, David Schedl, Indrajit Kurmi and Oliver Bimber, describe how they applied a deep learning network to the problem of people lost…
Geek of the Week: Vulcan’s W. Andre Perkins uses machine learning to help predict climate change – GeekWire
W. Andre Perkins. (Photo courtesy of W. Andre Perkins) Growing up outside a town in Wisconsin, out in the woods with dial-up internet and his parents, sister, cats, horses, and chickens, W. Andre Perkins always had an interest in weather. Sometime along the way, it evolved into a desire to pursue a career in climate…
2021 will see the spread of AI and automation in the workplace
Enterprises are already interested in how to automate invoicing and expensing procedures, says SAP Concur. Image: iStock/NicoElNino Businesses are always looking to optimize and streamline services to cut costs. The coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic calamity caused by it have put even more pressure on enterprises to innovate and do more with less. More…
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, 5G and IoT will be the Most Important Technologies in 2021, According to new IEEE Study
PISCATAWAY, N.J., Nov. 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — IEEE, the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for humanity, today released the results of a survey of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) in the U.S., U.K., China, India and Brazil regarding the most important technologies for 2021 overall, the impact of…
Artificial intelligence tool to monitor Chile’s electric system – Smart Energy
Image: Min Energia Artificial intelligence is to be introduced to support online monitoring of Chile’s National Electric System (SEN). The two-year project launched by the National Energy Commission (CNE) and the National Electricity Coordinator involves the development of a computational tool using artificial techniques for the online monitoring of the dynamic security of the SEN….
Opinion/Middendorf: Artificial intelligence and the future of warfare – The Providence Journal
By J. William Middendorf | The Providence Journal J. William Middendorf, who lives in Little Compton, served as Secretary of the Navy during the Ford administration. His recent book is “The Great Nightfall: How We Win the New Cold War.” Thirteen days passed in October 1962 while President John F. Kennedy and his advisers perched…
2021 will see the spread of AI and automation in the workplace
Enterprises are already interested in how to automate invoicing and expensing procedures, says SAP Concur. Image: iStock/NicoElNino Businesses are always looking to optimize and streamline services to cut costs. The coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic calamity caused by it have put even more pressure on enterprises to innovate and do more with less. More…
Restoring Credibility Of Machine Learning Pipeline Output Challenged In Study Of Real World Deployments Through Blockchain Data
All domains are going to be turned upside down by machine learning (ML). This is the consistent story that we keep hearing over the past few years. Except for the practitioners and some geeks, most people are not aware of the nuances of ML. ML is definitely related to Artificial Intelligence (AI). Whether it is…
IEEE: AI, ML, 5G and IoT will be the Most Important Technologies in 2021 – Synced
Recent IEEE study released the results of a survey of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) in the U.S., U.K., China, India and Brazil regarding the most important technologies for 2021 overall, and among total respondents, nearly one-third (32 percent) say AI and machine learning, followed by 5G (20 percent) and IoT…