As artificial intelligence surpasses human capabilities in text generation, the necessity to authenticate the origins of AI-generated content has become paramount. Unbiased watermarks offer a powerful solution by embedding statistical signals into language model-generated text without distorting the quality. In this paper, we introduce MCmark, a family of unbiased, Multi-Channel-based watermarks. MCmark works by partitioning the model's vocabulary into segments and promoting token probabilities within a selected segment based on a watermark key. We demonstrate that MCmark not only preserves the original distribution of the language model but also offers significant improvements in detectability and robustness over existing unbiased watermarks. Our experiments with widely-used language models demonstrate an improvement in detectability of over 10% using MCmark, compared to existing state-of-the-art unbiased watermarks. This advancement underscores MCmark's potential in enhancing the practical application of watermarking in AI-generated texts.

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Proactive and suggested insights, generated by machine learning, is the difference between biased and unbiased discovery. Users who rely on traditional reporting platform such as: IBM Cognos, Tableau or Power BI, base the premise of their question on a preconceived notion and obtain data that may have fit that notion. As a result, major decisions were being made despite the fact that "no one knows how one sided, bias or even significant the insight is". The alternative, powered by Hyper Anna, relies on machine learning to scan the entire data and find patterns, key drivers and anomalies that are significant. These proactive suggested insights help Hyper Anna's users to sharpen their questions. A wine manufacturer wanted to know which brand had the highest turnover last week.

These are for brands going beyond customer service, which was predominantly the reason for the businesses having a presence on Twitter. These case studies show that Twitter can be used for different key performance indicators such as branding, product discovery, transaction or ecommerce and post sales customer service. One of the reasons Twitter surprisingly works is because the platform's open content accessibility and shareability makes brand messages easily discoverable. Plus, Twitter's advertising products, such as DM video and image cards, make it easy to find bots. Now let's have a look at the live case studies and their main features, to see how brands are aligning them to their key performance indicators. If you're desperately googling for, or frantically picking up the phone to ask Mama about her ultimate secret recipe against red wine stains, you can now get help from "SAM", Samsung's digital stain advisor on Twitter.

Transparency, data and digital transformation were big topics last year. As brands and agencies undertake their strategic planning, what will 2018 hold? Here are the top ten predictions for 2018. A big challenge for marketers is dealing with complex, siloed data assets. Armed with a granular level of detail on individual customers and their behaviour, marketing will have the ability to better inform the sales process and even own the customer experience function to deliver on consumer's expectations.

The main rule of the personal finance game: investing is sold more than bought, like with insurance, because many households have cognitive biases when it comes to managing their money and don't behave like in the consuming world. Therefore, while many Robo-Advisors attempt to gain mass market adoption by promoting their offers with captive user experiences, their 100% digital effort might not be enough to change investors' behaviour in a short time. However, should western world banks go fully digital overnight, they would create more exclusion than inclusion because many final investors operate in a "push" modality; only a few self directed ones would know how to "pull" investment products. Being "pull" means going on digital with a purpose, like looking for a specific product on Amazon. While none of my friends have ever invited me to take a look at what is happening on Amazon, clearly many readers have been searching for my literature and newest book - best-selling "FinTech Innovation: from Robo-Advisors to Goal Based Investing and Gamification" - online.

S. Somasegar is managing director at Madrona Venture Group and the former head of Microsoft's Developer Division. Daniel Li is an investor with Madrona Venture Group. "The technology is essentially here… We have machines that can make a bunch of quick decisions that could drastically reduce traffic fatalities, drastically improve the efficiency of our transportation grid, and help solve things like carbon emissions that are causing the warming of the planet." Interestingly, this statement didn't come from a futurist like Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg or Jeff Bezos; this was President Obama discussing autonomous vehicles in an interview with WIRED last fall. Over the last year, we have seen many groundbreaking announcements regarding autonomous cars, from companies like Ford promoting its autonomous vehicle leader to the position of CEO, to Tesla's NHSTA investigation showing a 40 percent decrease in accidents with Autopilot enabled and Audi beginning mass-market sales of a "Level 3" autonomous car. Nevertheless, many questions in the world of autonomous vehicles remain unanswered.

The music industry has been rapidly transforming with technology as the accelerant. Ten years from now the music industry will change significantly due to the rise of streaming, the proliferation of digital distribution, the marginalization of terrestrial radio, the rise of cloud-based personalization with artificial intelligence and machine-learning algorithms fed by Big Data, and the emergence of new distribution channels such as social media and virtual reality. Video didn't kill the Radio Star, and neither will Streaming… Yet Similar to the collapse and shakeout of the print media industry (newspaper and publishing), terrestrial radio has undergone consolidation (Media Life Magazine. Even with the consolidation, the remaining big players are struggling. The nation's largest owner of radio stations with 850 AM and FM stations in the US, IHeartMedia, is saddled in debt (Shaw, Lucas and Keller, Laura.

The entire tech industry seems to be buzzing with "bot" fever. I and my co-founders often see a "bot" company and discuss its business model. Chirag Jog has always been enthusiastic about the bot wave, while I have been mostly pessimistic -- especially about B2C bots. We should consider that there are many types of "bots" -- chat bots, voice bots, AI assistants, robotic process automation (RPA) bots, conversational agents within apps or websites, etc. Over the last year, we have been building some interesting chat- and voice-based bots, which has given me some interesting insight.

Adelyn Zhou is a founder and CMO of TOPBOTS, a platform specialising in connecting large enterprise companies and small businesses to bot and artificial intelligence (AI) service providers and vendors. TOPBOTS helps their clients implement an AI strategy and also lead interactive workshops to train personnel in this new hot field. Here she explains how publishers should be developing chatbot strategy. A chatbot is a computer program that you can talk to using your voice (like Siri or Alexa) or text (as in Facebook Messenger or on Slack). Chatbots and bots vary in their levels of sophistication.