Use deep learning on data you already have

Deep learning has made tremendous advances in the past year. Though managers are aware of what's been happening in the research world, we're still in the early days of putting that research into practice. While the resurgence in interest stems from applications in computer vision and speech, more companies can actually use deep learning on data they already have--including structured data, text, and times-series data. All of this interest in deep learning has led to more tools and frameworks, including some that target non-experts already using other forms of machine learning (ML). Many devices will benefit from these technologies, so expect streaming applications to be infused with intelligence.