Ever since we first heard about this company called Roborace that builds driverless AI racing cars, we knew we had to see it in action at some point -- change was in the air. A few weeks ago, we finally had the opportunity to do so and joined the final track test for Roborace's Season Alpha. Roborace is an autonomous-vehicle racing series that combines fully-electric race cars with artificial intelligence, the first series of its kind in the world. Roborace was established to "accelerate the development of autonomous software by pushing the technology to its limits in a range of controlled environments." In 2018, one of Roborace's driverless vehicles, the RoboCar, completed the first-ever autonomous hill climb at Goodwood Festival of Speed.

My role spans positioning, competitive analysis, lead generation, customer engagement, and brand awareness for the GetResponse Enterprise platform. GetResponse has a growing, global team primarily based in Poland with offices in Brazil, Russia, Malaysia, Germany and in Boston, MA where I'm based. Today, the company has a team of more than 300 highly-skilled employees to create an innovative Marketing Automation platform known for great design, simplicity, and unmatched user experience. Throughout the industry, Marketing Automation tools have evolved a lot over the past few years. In fact, a recent Marketing survey conducted by GetResponse and Demand Metric shows that automation can yield 3X performance gains, yet fewer than 20 percent of marketers report full automation for any part of the funnel.

Microsoft participates in Artificial Intelligence Week Middle East (AIWEEKME) 2019 showcasing the power of Microsoft AI (Artificial Intelligence). The 2nd edition of AIWEEkME took place in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Bringing together an ecosystem to understand how AI can transform their industries. Helping business leaders understand why their organizations need to take the AI journey was one goal of the event. Microsoft's booth at the exhibition area showcased some of the many technologies the company boasts of in AI.

Berlin, 02.09.2019 – The telemedical co-management of patients with chronic heart failure has proven its worth. But so far, a single telemedicine center has not been able to care for more than 500 patients. The project Telemed5000 of the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin aims to develop an intelligent system for the telemedical co-management of several thousand cardiological risk patients. This is to be achieved with the help of innovative technical possibilities. The Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy is funding the project for three years with around 4.5 million euros – of which the Charité as consortium leader will receive 2.1 million euros.

When you stop to think about it, the future can be a little daunting. It's filled with AI, automation, 3D printing, virtual reality, IoT, and other concepts that until now seemed like science fiction. But if you understand these ideas, it can also be a place filled with opportunities. For example, by understanding the basics of AI and big data, you could carve yourself out a career as a machine learning engineer. Not only could that land you a very healthy machine learning engineer salary, but it could also help you to shape that very future.

Simultaneous interpretation (SI) has been described by research scientists as "an extremely difficult job […] requiring careful concentration and having very little margin for error." Enhancing the difficulty is the fact that the practice of interpretation, per se, is "as much interpersonal as it is linguistic," as one professional interpreter put it. Little surprise then that interpretation -- heretofore largely unchanged by software advances -- would be a highly attractive target for AI research. Hoping for a shot at the brass ring of automated SI is the Japanese government, which will fund the development of AI-powered software that can deliver SI in 15 languages in time for the 2025 World Expo in Osaka, according to an August 28, 2019 article in Nikkei Asian Review. The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications will ask for JPY 2bn (USD 18.9m) in the fiscal 2020 budget to fund the program, the same article said.

In the next three years, as many as 120 million workers in the world's 12 largest economies may need to be retrained or reskilled as a result of AI and intelligent automation, according to a new IBM (NYSE: IBM) Institute for Business Value (IBV) study. In addition, only 41 percent of CEOs surveyed say that they have the people, skills and resources required to execute their business strategies. The study, which includes input from more than 5,670 global executives in 48 countries, points to compounding challenges that require a fundamental shift in how companies meet and manage changing workforce needs throughout all levels of the enterprise. According to the global research, the time it takes to close a skills gap through training has increased by more than 10 times in just four years. In 2014, it took three days on average to close a capability gap through training in the enterprise; in 2018, it took 36 days.

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On August 29, 2019 I put on a workshop on Emerging Memories and Artificial Intelligence at Stanford University put on by the Stanford Center for Magnetic Nanotechnology and Coughlin Associates. We had several interesting speakers talking about various types of artificial intelligence and the role that new non-volatile memories will play in both training AI models and implementing them in the field using inference engines. This piece will talk about some of the material presented at this workshop. Dr. Shan Wang, co-organizer of the event gave a introduction, talking about emerging non-volatile memories and in particular on Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM). He spoke about how various new memories work--in particular Resistive RAM (RRAM), Phase Change Memory (PCM), MRAM and Ferrroelectic RAM (FRAM).

On 1st October 2019, the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare opens its doors to their first cohort. The United Kingdom Research and Innovation Centre for Doctoral Training in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare (AI4Health) will open its doors to the first cohort of PhD students in October. Director Dr Aldo Faisal and the whole AI4Health Team are looking forward to getting started and turning vision into practice. Imperial College London understand the term "AI" as meaning the development of intelligent systems that embody a practical solution. However, practical solutions involving AI will require a broader approach and the College will drive technical innovation by providing broad training for exploitation of multiple technological strategies within the broader realm of AI.