Reality Labs and the Metaverse get a lot of attention but that is masking FB's huge infrastructure investments, including artificial intelligence.

Want to seem like the smartest member of your family these holidays? Why not brag about your vast knowledge of AI? It was a big year for artificial intelligence, so here's a round-up of Cosmos' AI favourites from 2021. A team of researchers from the University of Glasgow, UK, used machine learning algorithms to find future zoonotic (originating in animals) virus threats. According to the researchers, a major stumbling block for understanding zoonotic disease has been that scientists tend to prioritise well-known zoonotic virus families based on their common features.

The European Commission's proposal for artificial intelligence regulation focuses on creating a risk-based, market-led approach replete with self-assessments, transparency procedures and technical standards, but critics warn it falls short.

The maturity of artificial intelligence (AI) was evident this year, as the conversations in the industry shifted focus from deployment and innovation to ethics and legislation of algorithms. Building better data foundations to make the most of AI The UK government's national artificial intelligence strategy relies on businesses putting in place the foundations for better use of data – EY research highlights the challenges ahead. Making machine learning operational As artificial intelligence matures, IT departments will need to take control of change management and governance of data models. Self-regulation of AI is not an option The House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee recently took evidence from two experts, who were asked to share their thoughts on regulating artificial intelligence. Europe's proposed AI regulation falls short on protecting rights The European Commission's proposal for artificial intelligence regulation focuses on creating a risk-based, market-led approach replete with self-assessments, transparency procedures and technical standards, but critics warn it falls short.

'built to care,' grace the robot nurse wants everyone she meets to feel relaxed and comfortable.

SCI can cause weakness or complete loss of muscle function and loss of sensation in the body below the level of injury, among others.

It got me thinking about how lenders are applying technology to underwriting, particularly tying the need for real-time data and the need for speed versus the completeness and accuracy of the data. At Lendit, Bluevine, the balance sheet small business lender, touted their ability to pull and analyze bank transaction data, not a trivial exercise. First you need a business's permission to access the data. Even if you have that permission, you have to interpret bank statements, which are highly variable between financial institutions and not user friendly. For example, Merchant Cash Advance could show up as MCA, MerchCash, or Advance, or some other form.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has continued to gain prominence in 2017 as one of the biggest upcoming technologies. It is beginning to have more of an influence on companies' strategies and is predicted to drive significant change for organisations. Check out the latest findings on how the hype around artificial intelligence could be sowing damaging confusion. Also, read a number of case studies on how enterprises are using AI to help reach business goals around the world. You forgot to provide an Email Address.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has continued to gain prominence in 2017 as one of the biggest upcoming technologies. It is beginning to have more of an influence on companies' strategies and is predicted to drive significant change for organisations. Every conference this year contains a dead human genius reincarnated as software system or a robot. Yes, there is a lot of hype, but there is real worth in AI and Machine Learning. Read our counseling on how to avoid adopting "black box" approach.

December 19, 2017 – One of our most important missions at Hunt Scanlon Media is to report on the trends that are altering the executive recruitment industry, and in many cases, the world of business. Among the most consequential transitions we've reported on this past year has been the rise of artificial intelligence – and what it means for the future of work and the future of the recruiting sector. As our coverage has shown, these are exciting times for technology like automation and robotics and machine-learning. AI's effect on growth, strategy, talent management and recruitment are already taking shape. But while the possibilities bring great hope, they also instill considerable uncertainty, and fear, with the biggest concern being what these changes will mean for jobs.