Day: April 5, 2021
Why machine learning, not artificial intelligence, is the right way forward for data science – TechRepublic
Commentary: We like to imagine an AI-driven future, but it’s machine learning that will actually help us to progress, argues expert Michael I. Jordan. Image: iStock/Igor Kutyaev We bandy about the term “artificial intelligence,” evoking ideas of creative machines anticipating our every whim, though the reality is more banal: “For the foreseeable future, computers will…
Artificial Intelligence Enhances Preventive Care, Telehealth – HealthITAnalytics.com
By Jessica Kent April 05, 2021 – While preventive care and telehealth have long been critical elements of the healthcare industry, these services have become even more important in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers are increasingly using artificial intelligence to enhance these methods of care delivery, potentially leading to improved patient outcomes. A team…
India well-positioned to become global leader in artificial intelligence: Amitabh Kant – Times of India
NEW DELHI: India today is well-positioned to become a global leader in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and there is a need to adopt it across all sectors, Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said on Monday. Addressing a virtual FICCI event, Kant further said the government has a crucial role to play in positioning India as the…
Artificial Intelligence Enhances Preventive Care, Telehealth
By Jessica Kent April 05, 2021 – While preventive care and telehealth have long been critical elements of the healthcare industry, these services have become even more important in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers are increasingly using artificial intelligence to enhance these methods of care delivery, potentially leading to improved patient outcomes. A team…
Artificial intelligence has advanced so much, it wrote this article – MarketWatch
I did not write this article. In fact, it wasn’t written by any person. Every sentence you see after this introduction is the work of OpenAI’s GPT-3, a powerful language-prediction model capable of composing sequences of coherent text. The only thing I did was provide it with topics to write about. I did not even…
Artificial intelligence can bring enormous changes in way wars are fought: IAF chief – Economic Times
The use of artificial intelligence can bring enormous changes in the way wars are fought and the Indian Force has started looking at its applications in a range of areas, including training and threat monitoring, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria said on Monday. The chief of air staff said his force is also looking at…
Advancing Machine Learning With DevOps – e3zine.com
Machine learning is one of the most promising applications of artificial intelligence in businesses. However, almost nine out of ten projects fail before they even go live. DevOps and MLOps can help. Allowing failure is one of the most basic prerequisites for innovation. If you are not prepared to fail, you will not be able…
Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing: Time to Scale and Time to Accuracy – Analytics Insight
April 5, 2021 Asset-intensive organizations are pursuing digital transformation to attain operational excellence, improve KPIs, and solve concrete issues in the production and supporting process areas. AI-based prediction models are particularly useful tools that can be deployed in complex production environments. Compared to common analytical tools, prediction models can more easily amplify correlations between different…
Adversarial machine learning: The underrated threat of data poisoning – TechTalks
This article is part of our reviews of AI research papers, a series of posts that explore the latest findings in artificial intelligence. Most artificial intelligence researchers agree that one of the key concerns of machine learning is adversarial attacks, data manipulation techniques that cause trained models to behave in undesired ways. But dealing with adversarial…
At John Deere, ‘Hard Iron Meets Artificial Intelligence’ – insideBIGDATA
What’s New: John Deere is leveraging Intel’s artificial intelligence (AI) technology to help solve a costly, age-old problem in the manufacturing welding process. Deere is piloting a solution that uses computer vision to automatically spot common defects in the automated welding process in its manufacturing facilities. “Welding is a complicated process. This AI solution has the potential…