Tag: Artificial Intelligence
This “new era” of AI isn’t about making people obsolete
The goal is not to replace humans, but to free up human workers to focus on higher-value tasks.
Can artificial intelligence predict your death?
Artificial intelligence is capable of many feats and has many applications. From health care to cybersecurity, artificial intelligence’s...
Travelling with AI is a lot more human than you think
The race for automation is present in almost all tangible industries currently. Some industries more than others, but the prevalent theory...
Value Spring Technology vies for a seat alongside Apple, Google at the artificial intelligence table
AI, through enterpriseMind’s Ali tutor, has the ability to bring quality education to the entire world. Millions of children who currently have no access to quality education, including children right here at home, will soon have access to a modern, effective education.
California to Test A.I. For In-Home Elderly Care
Artificial intelligence, or A.I., has the power not just to save us time and money, but to save lives. For years, consumers have seen the...
AI is forcing us to rethink: What is human?
What makes us human? This is the fundamental question of artificial intelligence in the field of emerging technology. The drive of AI is...
Why You Should Be Hiring ‘Smarter’ With Artificial Intelligence
When you go to LinkedIn and apply for that job, little do you know that the hiring and recruitment process is based almost entirely on...
Your Genderless AI Voice Assistant Has Arrived
AI has been touted time and again as a groundbreaking tool to help overcome gender bias in society. Evolving yet again, head on over to...
Innovation drives the Blue Economy at Oceanology International 2019
Last week’s 50th anniversary Oceanology International conference in San Diego hosted a unique gathering of scientists and technologists...
One acquisition later, Hypergiant marries AI with aerospace
A so-called “integrated AI approach” will soon solve critical problems for governments and industrial companies. Or at least...
