Day: February 11, 2021
Artificial Intelligence Redefining and Innovating the Textile Industry – Analytics Insight
Artificial intelligence can digitize manufacturing processes and automate production in the textile industry. Do you know the perfect recipe for digital transformation? Well, can’t disclose the whole recipe but can tell one of the major ingredients that go into making the mix- Artificial Intelligence. Many industries have already used AI to enable digitization and gain…
Artificial intelligence can influence human decision-making, new Data61 study reveals – ZDNet
A new study by researchers from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation’s (CSIRO) Data61, in partnership with the Australian National University and researchers from Germany, has revealed that artificial intelligence (AI) can influence human decision-making. Spearheaded by CSIRO scientist Amir Dezfouli, the study [PDF] involved running three experiments where participants played games against a…
Poland takes a step towards developing artificial intelligence (AI) – Lexology
On 12 January 2021, the Council of Ministers published the ‘Policy for Artificial Intelligence Development in Poland from 2020’, aimed at emphasizing the opportunities that AI offers with respect to economic development and essentially in every area of the economy. The policy also lays down the framework and basic principles for putting to use the…
What to Watch in Artificial Intelligence in 2021 | Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP – JDSupra – JD Supra
Artificial intelligence continues to be a focus and concern for businesses, regulators, and lawmakers alike. As we recently wrote, there was much activity and focus on artificial intelligence and the impact on privacy laws. In addition to legal developments, there have been advancements in AI business technologies by major multinational technology firms, something focused on…
JAIC Seeks Test and Evaluation Services for Artificial Intelligence – Nextgov
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is looking for AI test and evaluation services to support the Defense Department and “the entire U.S. government,” according to a new request for proposal posted Feb. 11. The JAIC, through Army Contracting Command-Rock Island, intends to award multiple blanket purchase agreements for AI testing and evaluation services. The contract…
How AI and ML revolutionized expense reporting
Anyone who has spent time traveling for business or working remotely knows the feeling: It’s the end of the week and you’re ready to finally log off for a well-deserved break. Instead, a scattered pile of receipts stares you in the face, each one waiting to be logged and submitted to the office. It doesn’t…
Four Predictions For Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning In 2021
dpa/picture alliance via Getty Images Over the past year, we have seen the acceleration of technology and science despite the devastation that COVID has had on businesses and many core industries. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have pushed science faster than ever before with the goal of a vaccine that is already rolling…
Researcher Uses Machine Learning to Classify Stellar Objects from Satellite Data – HPCwire
Feb. 11, 2021 — A game of chess has 20 possible opening moves. Imagine being asked to start a game with tens of millions of openings instead. That was the task assigned to Adam Friedman, a 2020 summer intern at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. A chess champion in high school, Friedman…
Securing Artificial Intelligence Before It Secures Us! – EE Journal
Since I spend an inordinate and unfortunate amount of time worrying about the possibility of a forthcoming artificial intelligence (AI) apocalypse, I was delighted to hear that the folks at ETSI have plunged into the fray with regard to establishing the world’s first standardization initiative dedicated toward securing AI. We will return to ETSI’s initiative…
Scientists use machine learning to tackle a big challenge in gene therapy – STAT
As the world charges to vaccinate the population against the coronavirus, gene therapy developers are locked in a counterintuitive race. Instead of training the immune system to recognize and combat a virus, they’re trying to do the opposite: designing viruses the body has never seen, and can’t fight back against. It’s OK, really: These are…