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We've created a conversational user interface (UI) that allows people to intuitively communicate with databases so they can get answers from their data quickly and easily. What does this look like in practice? We're focused on helping small and medium-sized businesses make their data work for them, so we've built our interface to facilitate data access and analysis through natural language processing and dynamic query building. In simpler terms, users can ask questions in their own words and get answers from the business software they use day-to-day, in real time. We believe that being able to understand and access your data can help you make strong decisions about your business.

Cognitive scientist and Dartmouth professor John McCarthy coined the term artificial intelligence (AI) in 1955 when he began his exploration of whether machines could learn and develop formal reasoning like humans. More than 60 years later, AI is the hottest tech topic of the day, from the boardroom to the breakroom. The vast majority of technology executives (91 percent) and 84 percent of the general public believe that AI constitutes the next technology revolution, according to Edelman's 2019 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Survey. PwC has predicted that AI could contribute $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030. AI powers voice-based devices, filters our email, and guides our search results.

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People have been wondering whether machines may become intelligent since programmable computers were conceived. Today, Artificial intelligence is a hot field under active research with many applications in imaging, natural language processing (NLP), medical diagnosis, labor automation and even basic scientific research due to the success of machine learning (ML) especially the latest deep learning in such fields. The event will focus on the topic of ML in NLP. Dr. Hui Dai will talk about why we do NLP, the advances of ML in NLP and the future of MLNLP. Dr. Hui Dai got his PhD in physics from University of Chicago.

Researchers and entrepreneurs from the University of Toronto are set to showcase their innovative work to a global audience during Elevate 2019, Canada's largest technology and innovation festival. The week-long event, which kicks off Friday, features hundreds of speakers and is expected to draw tens of thousands of attendees. U of T will play a central role thanks to its contributions to Toronto's thriving technology ecosystem and research that underpins key advances in fields like artificial intelligence (AI) and precision medicine. At this year's festival, U of T experts will be featured prominently at Elevate AI, a day-long program on Sept. 25 devoted to conversations around AI research, applications and commercialization held at the MaRS Discovery District. The scheduled speakers include Brendan Frey, the founder and CEO of Deep Genomics, which is using AI to build life-saving genetic therapies.

Researchers and entrepreneurs from the University of Toronto are set to showcase their innovative work to a global audience during Elevate 2019, Canada's largest technology and innovation festival. The week-long event, which kicks off Friday, features hundreds of speakers and is expected to draw tens of thousands of attendees. U of T will play a central role thanks to its contributions to Toronto's thriving technology ecosystem and research that underpins key advances in fields like artificial intelligence (AI) and precision medicine. At this year's festival, U of T experts will be featured prominently at Elevate AI, a day-long program on Sept. 25 devoted to conversations around AI research, applications and commercialization held at the MaRS Discovery District. The scheduled speakers include Brendan Frey, the founder and CEO of Deep Genomics, which is using AI to build life-saving genetic therapies.

When a major consumer company recently disclosed a multimillion-dollar accounting goof that had gone undetected for three years, it was forced to revise financial statements going back to 2016. The revelation sent its stock plummeting and prompted an ongoing SEC probe. Emerging technologies are doing more than streamline finance workflows. Ultimately, AI's greatest potential benefit for CFOs, managers and accountants is to help them make smarter, faster data-driven decisions. "The market is increasingly dynamic," says Meenakshi Tripathy, senior director and head of finance business products at ServiceNow.

Toronto-Dominion Bank Group is using a software tool built in-house that explains how its artificial-intelligence systems make decisions. The tool, which TD talked about for the first time earlier this month, was developed so that software engineers at the bank could tell its business executives how its systems arrive at conclusions, according to Tomi Poutanen, TD's chief AI officer. It was first deployed in mid-2018.

This could be the dawn of a new era in computing. Google has claimed that its quantum computer performed a calculation that would be practically impossible for even the best supercomputer – in other words, it has attained quantum supremacy. If true, it is big news. Quantum computers have the potential to change the way we design new materials, work out logistics, build artificial intelligence and break encryption. That is why firms like Google, Intel and IBM – along with plenty of start-ups – have been racing to reach this crucial milestone.