Through Cotiviti's participation in BPC's AI work, Dr. Rizk will draw on his decades of analytics and leadership expertise to evaluate AI use cases and implications of policy across several areas in healthcare. "By fostering collaboration among providers, payers, policymakers, and other stakeholders, the Bipartisan Policy Center is providing a critical forum for leaders and innovators to work together and support the emergence of AI and other data-driven technologies to improve care," said Dr. Rizk. "BPC's work will provide great insights to help educate and inform federal policymakers on the role of artificial and augmented intelligence in healthcare."

AI is great at cutting operational costs. For media, entertainment and telecommunications companies, in fact, some of AI's best uses to date have focused on reducing fraud and squeezing inefficiencies from IT infrastructure. Yet the greatest potential for AI lies in its ability to generate growth. By personalizing the customer experience, AI can help companies in high-churn sectors acquire and retain customers. Which content does the customer prefer?

Diveplane, the company keeping the humanity in artificial intelligence (AI), today announced the availability of GEMINAI, the industry's first verifiable synthetic'twin' dataset. GEMINAI empowers businesses and government organizations to easily and safely sell, share and analyze sensitive datasets without the fear of mishandling, loss or theft. The'twin' dataset looks, acts, and feels realistic for the purposes of data modeling and analysis, but does not contain any personally identifiable information, which is critical for businesses that need to adhere to national and international privacy laws and compliance requirements, like GDPR, PHI and HIPAA. "We love seeing AI increasingly adopted by many industries, but we're finding that not all AI is created and trained equally," said Dr. Michael Capps, CEO of Diveplane. "Many businesses are forced to use inaccurate or incomplete data to train their AI due to privacy requirements, which can lead to the AI making poor or misleading decisions. With GEMINAI, we're eliminating that risk by creating a verifiable synthetic'twin' of the dataset, so that businesses don't need to sacrifice the quality of their AI for the sake of privacy. GEMINAI offers the best of both worlds and we're excited to introduce this first-of-its-kind technology to the market."

And at Dataiku, we believe that having a global transparency and understanding into who data scientists really are, what they do, and what role they have to play in the future will help steer a more positive and productive path for the AI revolution." Dataiku will be hosting several premiere events globally, bringing the film to major cities across the world including New York, London, Amsterdam, Sydney, and Paris. Exclusive screenings will also be held at corporate offices for companies as a whole or data science teams. To view the trailer, get the full press kit, apply to host a screening, attend a premiere, or for further information about the film, please visit https://www.datascience.movie/ Dataiku is the centralized data platform that democratizes the use of data science, machine learning, and AI in the enterprise. With Dataiku, businesses are uniquely empowered to move along their data journey from data preparation to analytics at scale to Enterprise AI. By providing a common ground for data experts and explorers, a repository of best practices, shortcuts to machine learning and AI deployment/management, and a centralized, controlled environment, Dataiku is the catalyst for data-powered companies.

"One of the most exciting things about deep learning reconstruction is how it redefines the usual negotiation between exam time and image quality. This could lead to significant downstream value for imaging operations and for patient experience," said Christopher Hess, MD, Chair of the Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging at UCSF. SubtleMR delivers a significant improvement in the quality of noisy images, which is particularly beneficial for patients who have difficulty holding still for long periods of time. Artifact-ridden images and the need for re-scans are a challenge for both patients and physicians. SubtleMR integrates seamlessly into the radiology workflow, and it is compatible with any brand of MRI scanner and PACS.

Metro Bank has announced the launch of'Business Insights' – its artificial intelligence-led, in-app account insights tool for business customers. By generating smart tips and alerts for customers who opt-in to the service, Business Insights will enable businesses to make more data-driven decisions and help them manage their cash flow and forthcoming payment obligations better. Insights include end-of-month cash flow analysis, notifications when latest payments to service providers are higher or lower than normal, and notifications about upcoming scheduled payments. Just the sort of helpful insights SMEs need to better manage their business. The development comes as part of Metro Bank's efforts to inject much needed competition into the small business banking market following the £120 million funding it was awarded from the Capability & Innovation Fund.

Metro Bank has announced the launch of'Business Insights' – its artificial intelligence-led, in-app account insights tool for business customers. By generating smart tips and alerts for customers who opt-in to the service, Business Insights will enable businesses to make more data-driven decisions and help them manage their cash flow and forthcoming payment obligations better. Insights include end-of-month cash flow analysis, notifications when latest payments to service providers are higher or lower than normal, and notifications about upcoming scheduled payments. Just the sort of helpful insights SMEs need to better manage their business. The development comes as part of Metro Bank's efforts to inject much needed competition into the small business banking market following the £120 million funding it was awarded from the Capability & Innovation Fund.

Bidgely CEO and Co-founder Abhay Gupta will deliver a keynote address at the inaugural Utility Analytics Institute Leadership Forum happening during Utility Analytics Week 2019, which will be held in Phoenix, Ariz., from October 21-25, 2019. Joined by top Bidgely executives in attendance, Gupta will highlight at the Leadership Forum how artificial intelligence (AI) can help utilities understand each consumer in depth to create a personalized energy experience during his keynote on October 22 at 9am local time, titled "Utility AI - Transitioning the Utility Business Model from Kilowatts to Kilobytes." This press release features multimedia. "Explanatory AI for the energy industry has become critical for empowering utilities to drive a hyper-personalized customer journey - guiding customers from engagement to experience to trust in their utility as a transformational digital brand," said Bidgely CEO Abhay Gupta. "Utility Analytics Week promises to be a powerful event for driving forward utilities into the next data-driven industrial revolution and placing them in the center of the new energy universe for consumers."

WASHINGTON, D.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--At the Association for the United States Army (AUSA) conference today, General Micro Systems (GMS) announced that its new S422-SW and X422 combination has been chosen for two new military development programs. The system pair brings a massive amount of server processing power, 10/40/100 Gigabit networking ports for sensors, and general-purpose graphics processing unit (GPGPU) artificial intelligence (AI) onto the battlefield for the first time in two small "shoebox-sized" rugged chassis designed to survive the harshest conditions where regular rackmount servers cannot. The two programs that selected the S422-SW "Thunder" and X422 "Lightning" combo will deploy it in mobile platforms to move IP-based sensor data instantaneously over multi-sensor LANs into the server and AI processor. Once processed, the server reports out to operators information that can help maneuver a vehicle or UAS in real-time, calculate a fire control solution for a weapon, or identify threats such as stationary IEDs or incoming objects such as projectiles. "The tremendous processing power of this combo makes it a highly attractive option for these two development programs as well as others creating autonomous, self-driving or self-piloting vehicles," said Ben Sharfi, chief architect and CEO, General Micro Systems.

The artificial intelligence in manufacturing market is poised to hike from USD 1 billion in 2018 to over USD 16 billion by 2025, according to a 2019 Global Market Insights, Inc. report. The AI in manufacturing market is driven by the rapid adoption of industry 4.0 technologies. The growing need among the manufacturers to reduce the cost of operation and enhance operational efficiency is the primary factor driving the adoption of Industry 4.0. The new technology solutions are enhancing operational efficiency and reducing the time to market the products. It allows enterprises to analyze the customer demand, align their operations to meet the customer's requirement, and analyze the process in real-time.