AI Solutions Are Making Strides In Fintech Land

I've spent a lot of time of late reading about the realm of artificial intelligence, mostly in the areas of machine learning and natural language processing. I recently came across a pair of stories written by a colleague from my days at PC Magazine, Cade Metz, who now writes for The New York Times. Related: AI Tomorrow Won't Look Anything Like What We See Today The first story filled me with awe at not just the promise of AI but what has already been accomplished with it. Cade reported that DeepMind Technologies, which is based in London and owned by Alphabet, Inc. (the parent company of Google), recently released predictions for the shape of nearly every protein known to science. According to the story, that represents more than 200 million predictions, all of them added to an online database freely available to scientists across the globe.