AWS introduced new services that use AI to allow more developers to apply machine learning to create better end user experiences, including new machine learning-powered enterprise search, code reviews and profiling, fraud detection, medical transcription, and human review of AI predictions. Machine learning continues to grow at a rapid clip, and today there are tens of thousands of customers doing machine learning on AWS (twice as many as the next largest cloud provider), including many customers that opt to use AWS's fully managed AI Services like Alfresco, Bayer Crop Science, Cerner, CJ Cox Automotive, C-SPAN, Deloitte, Domino's, Emirates NBD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, FICO, FINRA, Gallup, Kelley Blue Book, Kia, Mainichi Newspapers Co, NASA, PricewaterhouseCoopers, White House Historical Association, and Zola. In the past year, AWS has introduced several new fully managed AI Services like Amazon Personalize and Amazon Forecast that allow customers to benefit from the same personalization and forecasting machine learning technology used by Amazon's consumer business to power its award-winning customer experiences. AWS customers are interested in learning from Amazon's vast experience using machine learning at scale to improve operations and deliver better customer experiences, without needing to train, tune, and deploy their own custom machine learning models. Today, AWS is announcing five new AI services that build upon Amazon's rich experience with machine learning, and allow organizations of all sizes across all industries to adopt machine learning in their enterprises – with no machine learning experience required. Despite many attempts over many years, internal search remains a vexing problem for today's enterprises, and most employees still frequently struggle to find the information they need. Organizations have vast amounts of unstructured text data, much of it incredibly useful if it can be discovered, stored in many formats and spread across different data sources (e.g.

China based Pop Life will work with the developers of Zenerchi in the advancement of consumer and business applications of its physiological simulation and visualization AI platform. This new realm of technology will empower a host of wellness and medical uses that span entertainment, education and exhibition phases. The Zenerchi technology platform has the potential to propel each of these sectors into a new realm of visualization, leveraging and converging the most advanced capabilities of simulation including GUI/UX, AI, VR, AR and 3D technology. These outcomes provide new usages and an entirely new paradigm of technology. Beginning October 2020, the partnership plans to unveil its first public facing technology implementation by producing a series of immersive edutainment exhibition experiences throughout the world.

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Timothy Gardner is the Founder and the CEO of Riffyn. He was previously Vice President of Research & Development at Amyris, where he led the engineering of yeast strain and processes technology for large-scale bio-manufacturing of renewable chemicals. Earlier, he was an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Boston University, the Founder of Cellicon Biotechnologies, and a Programmer at ALK Associates. Tim has been recognized for his pioneering work in Synthetic Biology by Scientific American, the New Scientist, Nature, Technology Review, and the New York Times. He also served as an advisor to the European Union Scientific Committees and the Boston University Engineering Alumni Advisory Board.

Arterys has invested more than $50M and over seven years of development into building its proprietary internet platform and clinical-grade web viewer to take diagnostic imaging online. After building its own clinical AI applications, Arterys is making its platform available to a growing global community of AI innovators. Unlike others, the Arterys Marketplace is available to all -- meaning anyone can share their AI models via a simple URL, and anyone on the Arterys Marketplace can try it on their own medical images. Arterys invites all developers to share their content on the Arterys Marketplace, regardless of where in the world or what stage of development they're in (research or regulated AI apps). The company doesn't exert editorial control over the content and provides a set of guidelines for best practices.

Walmart (NYSE:WMT) has gone out of its way to promote its new in-store robots as tools that will free up its employees to do more tasks that involve interacting with customers, rather than as machines that will simply be taking people's jobs. It's a valid spin, to a point, but as the chain automates more functions, one has to wonder how long it will be before it decides it doesn't need quite so many people after all. For now, though, that's a question the retailer wants to sidestep; the most recent press release on the subject was focused on how useful robots can be to its employees. "Every hero needs a sidekick, and some of the best have been automated. Think R2D2, Optimus Prime, and Robot from Lost in Space. Just like Will Robinson and Luke Skywalker, having the right kind of support helps our associates succeed at their jobs," wrote Elizabeth Walker from Walmart Corporate Affairs.

The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), Taiwan's largest and one of the world's leading high-tech applied research institutions, invites you to its booth 25650, LVCC, South Hall 2 at CES 2020 to: meet the PECOLA companion robot; experience the clinically tested non-contact method for sleep apnea--the WiFi Sleep Apnea Detection System; view iStimUweaR garments and pads; learn about breakthroughs in baby monitoring technology with GenkiCam (stop by to see if the camera can read your emotions); have your picture taken by MARS (mobile arm robot system); and explore ITRI's nine innovative technology introductions in artificial intelligence (AI) & robotics and digital health, including two CES 2020 Innovation Awards Honorees: This press release features multimedia. The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) is one of the world's leading technology R&D institutions aiming to innovate a better future for society. Founded in 1973, ITRI has played a vital role in transforming Taiwan's industries from labor-intensive into innovation-driven. It focuses on the fields of Smart Living, Quality Health, and Sustainable Environment. Over the years, ITRI has incubated over 280 innovative companies, including well-known names such as UMC and TSMC.

Princeton, New Jersey--(Newsfile Corp. - December 3, 2019) - NotForgotten Digital Library LLC, creators of the first digital time capsule powered by blockchain, today announced their use of Veritone aiWARE and Digital Media Hub. Veritone's cognitive capabilities will add a new dimension to NotForgotten's current offerings by adding automated video transcription and metadata creation to make large volumes of video content easily searchable. Videos within NotForgotten archives can then be easily accessed through the custom-branded Digital Media Hub and users can discover insights about a set time and place in history. "The new capabilities Veritone is adding to NotForgotten's archives are set to change the way future historians study our present," says Adrienne Liebenberg, co-founder at NotForgotten. "Veritone aiWARE will analyze the videos within the NotForgotten Digital Library and add AI-enabled insights about society and people within a set time and place. This will be the first time we - society at large - will have the framework in place to not only record and research history from a personal perspective, but to also see how these events made people feel."

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Artificial Intelligence in IoT (AIoT) Convergence: Technologies, Platforms, Applications and AIoT Services in Industry Verticals 2019 - 2024" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. This research provides a multi-dimensional view into the AI market including analysis of embedded devices and components, embedded software, and AI platforms. This research also assesses the combined Artificial Intelligence (AI) marketplace including embedded IoT and non-IoT devices, embedded components (including AI chipsets), embedded software and AI platforms, and related services. This research evaluates leading solution providers including hardware, software, integrated platforms, and services. It includes quantitative analysis with forecasts covering AI technology and systems by type, use case, application, and industry vertical.

Mizuho Securities Co. aims to increase the balance of individual customer assets under its management by 1.5-fold to ¥60 trillion in 10 years, its president and chief executive officer, Koichi Iida, said in a recent interview. The Mizuho Financial Group Inc. unit will focus on demand from working generations for the formation of assets in an effort to achieve the goal, Iida said. The company will enhance collaboration with Mizuho Bank, another Mizuho Financial unit, to encourage customers to transfer some of their bank deposits to investment trusts and other financial products, he said. "The key is whether we will be able to make offers suitable for individuals' life plans," Iida said. Mizuho Securities will utilize artificial intelligence technology to enhance the quality of service, he said. Specifically, the company will have sales staff share the know-how of personnel adept at dealing with clients and build a system to speed up improvement in operations, he said.