A recent post on IDG Connect examines the impact Artificial Intelligence (AI) will have on the workplace. The piece, which outlines the major differences between chatbots and cognitive solutions, as well as the importance of reskilling human workers to collaborate with AI, heaps high praise on IPsoft's cognitive solution, Amelia. "Amelia has been over five… Read More The post IDG: 'Amelia is Something to be Proud Of' appeared first on IPsoft.

It's been a busy few months at Sinequa, and we are ending June on a high note having been selected as the Best Natural Language Processing (NLP) Platform in the AI Breakthrough Awards! The AI Breakthrough Awards recognize today's top companies, … Continue reading

It's been a busy few months at Sinequa, and we are ending June on a high note having been selected as the Best Natural Language Processing (NLP) Platform in the AI Breakthrough Awards! The AI Breakthrough Awards recognize today's top companies, … Continue reading

Technology surrounds us and shapes us in many ways -- in our relationships, businesses and communities, and in how we communicate, collaborate and work. Its impact is only intensified by the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and smart machines. "Organizations can no longer treat technology investment and people investment as two separate activities," says Helen Poitevin, research director at Gartner. "CIOs must align technology with business context to support major changes in work and jobs, in organizational structures and in culture." One example is the introduction of AI in the enterprise and its impact on the workplace.

There comes a time when certain buzzwords drive Wall Street, be it the advent of e-commerce, high disposable income driving discretionary stocks, or the new kid on the block, artificial intelligence (AI). In its simplest definition, AI is intelligence demonstrated by machines and uses processes such as machine learning to perform certain tasks that would otherwise require human intelligence. Starting with Nvidia Corporation, this hardware maker is leveraging the demand for AI-induced offerings by being a supplier to multiple companies looking to take full advantage of the growth potential in this space.

Chetan Dube and Christopher Manning on AI's challenges and potential Humans are very good at "thinking about thinking." Such pondering may have offered some diversion and stimulation, but for most of history, it's offered little in the way of practicality. The post DWS 2018: Inside Amelia's Brain appeared first on IPsoft.

The possibilities of artificial intelligence are endless. AI helps businesses create tremendous efficiencies through automation, while enhancing an organizations ability to make more effective business decisions. However, it's no surprise that companies are beginning to be held accountable for the outcomes of their AI-based decisions. From the proliferation of fake news to most recently, the deliberate creation of the AI psychopath Norman, we're beginning to understand and experience the potential negative outcomes of AI. While AI, machine learning, and deep learning have been deemed to be'black box' technologies, unable to provide any information or explanation of its actions, this inability to explain AI will no longer be acceptable to consumers, regulators, and other stakeholders.

Three challenges face firms implementing AI. First, AI must be explainable: its decisions must be traceable. Second, AI should be workable in low-data-density settings. Third, depth of industry and company knowledge ensures that the right AI is applied to the right problem.

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