Artificial Intelligence is not about statistics, is about experience. In this webinar Stuart Waplington, Co-Founder and CEO, will walk you through what deep learning really means and the possibilities that have been unlocked to the marketing world. The global market for AI is set to be worth $5.05 Billion by 2020 (Markets & Markets). Happy Finish is already ahead of the curve; we've just presented Shoegazer, a unique Proof of Concept that uses AI and Transfer Learning to identify the exact brand and style of trainers in real-time – with 95% accuracy and Buzzteam, our on-demand workforce resource platform which allows individual companies building teams by employing global network of resources that can be discovered by skill-set, experience, cost or rating. Join this webinar to understand AI and how its rapid adoption is set to transform a range of markets, from advertising and media to finance and retail, offering benefits such as improved productivity and increased customer satisfaction.

Machine Learning is cognitive computing process that integrates artificial intelligence with our every day machines. As the term suggests, the concept of Machine Learning creates a continuous learning procedure for the machine itself. With Machine Learning, the most familiar of machines, our everyday computers can now learn on their own and make decisions. This leads to lesser human interaction and interference along with decreased amount of programming. The idea is to program the computer in a manner to allow it to program itself in the future with smart and implicit decisions.

They say great data is 95% of the problem in machine learning. We saw first hand at Udacity that this is the case, with the amazing reception from the machine learning community when we open sourced over 250GB of driving data. But, finding interesting data is really hard, and actively holds the industry back from progress. In trying to learn more about this problem I searched far and wide, and cataloged just a sliver of the datasets I found. I've also been fascinated with the militarized interstates disputes dataset, which includes 200 years of international threats and conflicts.

As the election results rolled in last night, it became increasingly clear that America -- and the world -- would never be the same. The American people overlooked all of Republican nominee Donald Trump's faults and elected him to office in the belief that he will fix the nation's deep-seated problems of inequity and injustice. And they rebelled against the business interests and corruption that they believed Hillary Clinton represented. Trump's victory was enabled by technology -- everything from his use of social media to Clinton's email scandals to Russian hacking. But advancements in technology and how they reshape our economy may also keep him from delivering on some of the major promises that made him so popular during the campaign season.

The online shopping industry is about to get a facelift, or at least, a lift in intelligence technology. According to Entrepreneur, nearly 68 percent of online shoppers abandon their shopping carts, which has many in the ecommerce industry wondering how to hold consumer attention for longer. For the CEO of Sentient Technologies, Antoine Blondeau, the solution just might be Artificial intelligence. Here are 5 ways Artificial Intelligence could forever alter the ecommerce playing field. Hard to please shoppers just might have met their match in software designed to actually analyze images uploaded by customers and find similar, or matching, products for sale.

If you are a fan of Iron Man or the Avengers franchise, you know that when Tony Stark is talking to Jarvis, he is talking with Artificial Intelligence or AI. According to computer science, an'intelligent machine' is a rational agent who perceives its environment and takes those actions, which will maximize its chances of success for the specified goal. In simple terms, intelligence that is exhibited by the machines is termed as'Artificial Intelligence' or AI. Ever wondered how Google Now, Siri, and Cortana help you find information? They are all AI applications used on different platforms.

In our recent article about artificially intelligent (AI) robot writers, we talked about how media content is starting to be automatically generated using scripted methods that let you produce lots of content very easily. Here at Nanalyze, we love to write about technology in a way that is relevant to investors, straight forward, and doesn't pander to anyone. We typically don't cite authors on our articles because we believe the message is more important than the messenger (don't shoot the messenger and all that). We also believe that someday in our lifetimes, the occupation of being a "writer" is going the way of the dodo because artificial intelligence (AI) will do a better job than human authors. At that point, you could either make up fake names for your authors or what will most likely happen is we'll have different AI sages that are watched over by a human editor but that publish under a single brand name.

Do humans make computers smarter? Could machine learning save this sea cow? Artificial intelligence is fact, not fantasy! Stay up-to-date on the topics you care about. We'll send you an email alert whenever a news article matches your alert term.

Despite the desire for equitable hiring practices, humans have biases in every decision they make, and most of the time they don't realize it. Often, hiring managers recommend a candidate because of a personal connection such as alumni groups or an interest in sports, or qualified candidates are not considered because of a gap in employment. A diverse workforce is proven to increase an organization's revenue, but the key challenge is building and retaining that diverse and competitive workforce. It's met with personal bias from an archaic, bias-prone process that relies on resumes. This is one of the most pressing challenges organizations face, because without the right talent, they cease to compete with their products or services.

Technology is rapidly changing how people do everything; from taxis to food delivery, from dating to media consumption and everything in-between. There have been many visible ways in terms of technology impacting healthcare. From microscopes & stethoscopes invented hundreds of years ago, to MRI machines today, to the goal of creating a Tricorder in a Star Trek-like future, technology is making sweeping changes in healthcare and undoubtedly India will be a big beneficiary. The main drivers, today and in the future, are smartphones, always-on connectivity, big data and artificial intelligence (AI). In the way regular mobile phones became ubiquitous, soon most people in India will have powerful and connected supercomputers in their pocket as prices for smartphones and internet access continue to drop and become more accessible.