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Violeta Misheva works as a data scientist at ABN AMRO bank in Amsterdam. Before her current role, she completed a PhD degree in applied microeconomics from Erasmus School of Economics, after which she worked as a data science consultant. She is passionate about AI for good, fair and unbiased machine learning and is an advocate for diversity in the tech world. She enjoys sharing her data science knowledge with others, that's why part-time she conducts workshops with students, has designed a course for the DataCamp, and regularly attends and presents at conferences and other events.

The report highlights the determined vendor overview of the market along with the summary of the leading market players. The growth of every segment of the market is also predicted in the global research report over the estimated period. Furthermore, the market evaluation in terms of value and volume (US$ mn and thousand units) consists of data from across all six regions of the globe including North America, Asia Pacific, South America, Middle East & Africa, and Europe.

Lucidea, provider of ArchivEra, CuadraSTAR SKCA and Eloquent Archives, will participate in the Archives & Records Association (ARA) annual conference on 28th and 30th August in Leeds. Visit Lucidea at Stand #5 in the Queens Hotel to see how easily their archival collections management solutions enable researchers and the public to connect with the historic materials archivists work hard to preserve. Lucidea's archives specialists will demonstrate the powerful and versatile capabilities of ArchivEra, CuadraSTAR SKCA, and Eloquent Archives that make them a valued technology partner in the archives community. ARA attendees will be first in the UK to see Lucidea's exciting new AI prototype for archives. With Artificial Intelligence (AI) integration now available in ArchivEra, Lucidea's clients will enjoy powerful automatic categorization functionality.

China is currently testing self-driving and connected vehicles in a mountain highway in eastern Shandong province, South China Morning Post reported. The local Qilu Transportation Development Group earmarked a 26-kilometer-long highway for autonomous driving and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication, in cooperation with partners including Chinese vendor Huawei Technologies and China Mobile, one of the country's largest mobile operators. The test section is a mountain highway with three tunnels, a bridge and three toll stations, providing different testing scenarios, according to the report. Equipment such as road sensors, laser and microwave radars, panoramic video surveillance, were tested. Tests also include weather monitoring and traffic signs that can communicate with vehicles.

Officials at the IIT Roorkee say that unlike the current crop of theoretical courses available in the market, these courses give greater emphasis to a lot of hands-on exercises and projects to work on. IIT-R director Professor Ajit K Chaturvedi said, "With this initiative, IIT Roorkee and CloudxLab aim at providing good quality education, on a larger scale, and we hope this endeavour will lead to more skilled workforce in the field of data sciences."

Intel introduces a new pair of processors that are tipped to be the company's first foray into using artificial intelligence. The chip, which was developed in Intel's facilities in Haifa, Israel, was launched on Tuesday, Aug. 20. According to Tech Radar, the two newly released processors are the first pair from Intel's Nervana Neural Network Processor line. Both have been developed to give users a better and more effective option to Xeon CPUs when it comes to handling AI and machine learning activities. The first processor is dubbed Nervana NNP-T or Spring Crest, designed to train AI systems and equipped with 24 Tensor processing clusters specifically meant for powering neural networks.

DESPITE HAVING SERIOUS problems with bias, raising enormous privacy concerns, and not actually being very reliable, businesses and services seem to be tripping over themselves to get on board the facial recognition train. The EU, it seems, plans to put some much needed brakes on this metaphorical choo-choo, and is planning to put strict limits on "the indiscriminate use of facial recognition technology" in order to protect European citizens. Documents seen by the Financial Times say the new legislation will "set a world-standard for AI regulations" with "clear, predictable and uniform rules… which adequately protect individuals." "AI applications can pose significant risks to fundamental rights," it continues. "Unregulated AI systems may take decisions affecting citizens without explanation, possibility of recourse or even a responsible interlocutor."

On a tower in the Brazilian rain forest, a sentinel scans the horizon for the first signs of fire. They don't blink or take breaks, and guided by artificial intelligence they can tell the difference between a dust cloud, an insect swarm and a plume of smoke that demands quick attention. In Brazil, the devices help keep mining giant Vale SA working, and protect trees for pulp and paper producer Suzano SA. In the future, it's a system that may be put to work in California, where deadly wildfires abound. The equipment includes optical and thermal cameras, as well as spectrometric systems that identify the chemical makeup of substances.

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