Deloitte Global announced that Deloitte firms are now offering clients an artificial intelligence (AI) platform. The platform can monitor, measure, and analyze changes in tax regulation in real-time to give Deloitte clients the edge in monitoring and responding to regulatory updates across the world. The AI platform is the result of a collaboration between Deloitte firms and Signal A.I. Signal's proprietary AI technology was trained by Deloitte tax experts to understand key regulatory changes in over 100 jurisdictions from over 100 regulators, tax authorities and government bodies. "Tax professionals are being asked to do more with fewer resources--to stay ahead of more risks, draw insights from more data, track more regulations across more jurisdictions. To address these challenges, they are transforming how they operate and manage processes by implementing new technologies, such as AI, robotic process automation and natural language processing," says Conrad Young, Deloitte Global Tax & Legal, Chief Digital Officer.

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Estonia, a tiny Northern European nation of fewer than 1.4 million inhabitants, has made impressive strides in digitizing, streamlining, and modernizing its government functions. Estonia famously launched its "e-residency" program that allows practically anybody -- including foreigners -- to access Estonian government services.

Companies that take the time to meet with app developers are going to have a number of questions that need answering. Many of these questions are centered around artificial intelligence. Now that AI is commonly used by app developers, businesses of all sizes are doing their best to learn more about the benefits it can provide. What these businesses may not be aware of is the role that artificial intelligence will play in various criminal investigations. App developers who are truly experienced will let their clients know more about what is taking place but a business must make sure that they are on the right side of the law.

The model, Global Automated Target Recognition (GATR), runs in the cloud, using Maxar Technologies' Geospatial Big Data platform (GBDX) to access Maxar's 100 petabyte satellite imagery library and millions of curated data labels across dozens of categories that expedite the training of deep learning algorithms. Fast GPUs enable GATR to scan a large area very quickly, while deep learning methods automate object recognition and reduce the need for extensive algorithm training. The tool teaches itself what the identifying characteristics of an object area or target, for example, learning how to distinguish between a cargo plane and a military transport jet. The system then scales quickly to scan large areas, such as entire countries. GATR uses common deep learning techniques found in the commercial sector and can identify airplanes, ships,, buildings, seaports, etc. "There's more commercial satellite data than ever available today, and up until now, identifying objects has been a largely manual process," says Maria Demaree, vice president and general manager of Lockheed Martin Space Mission Solutions.

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Alibaba has enabled the AliGenie virtual assistant in Audi, BMW, Honda, Renault, and Volvo vehicles. This article in The Motley Fool identifies a range of services that AliGenie enables as the conversational commerce portal to Alibaba's Taobao and Tmall marketplaces as well as to Alipay: It also acts as a hub for a wide range of smart home devices. Last year, Alibaba introduced Tmall Genie Auto, a version for connected cars. BMW and Volvo initially agreed to install Alibaba's speakers in their cars, and the company recently added Volkswagen's Audi, Renault, and Honda to its customer list. However, China's smartphone shipments fell 14% last year, according to Canalys, due to the saturation of the market.

Lung and pancreatic cancers are very often difficult to treat, especially when the cancer has spread to other organs. Today, the five-year survival rate for lung cancer that has spread is 5%. Now a group of researchers have developed a system to use computers to increase a patient's odds. One of the biggest challenges in cancer treatment is catching it at an early stage before it has spread. "Something around 30% to 40% of cancers is missed during the early stages of screening," said Naji Khosravan, a PhD Candidate at the Center for Research in Computer Vision (CRCV), University of Central Florida.

"I see Amazon as a technology company that just happened to do retail," begins Werner Vogels, Amazon's chief technology officer. "When Jeff [Bezos] started Amazon, he wasn't thinking about starting a bookshop. He was really fascinated by the internet." Only "mortal humans", he tells me in an interview, ever saw Amazon as merely a retailer. So the question now is: what will Amazon become next?

Opportunities made possible through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and analytics were brought to life at the annual AI Roadshow hosted by analytics company SAS at Hyatt Regency in Rosebank on 30 May. Business people, media and civil stakeholders attended the event which helped them gain insight into the current state of the analytics market in South Africa and how analytics, cloud and AI could be leveraged for business value. Speakers at the event included SAS South Africa country manager Akesh Lalla and IDC SA senior research manager for cloud and IT services Jon Tullett, among others. Keynote speaker and business philosopher Anders Indset began the event by encouraging delegates to think, ask questions and put people first in order to gain real value out of technology such as AI and use it to solve problems. Indset aims to show leaders how to cope with the 21st century by bridging the philosophy of the past with the technology and science of the future. Keynote speaker, business philosopher and futurist Anders Indset address business leaders at the AI Roadshow.