Does AI keep its promises? Getty Last week I was at the AI Summit in New York (as co-chair and presenter), and I’m happy to report that everyone is now comfortable and excited about AI. Okay, sorry, that’s a biased sample of people who would be naturally comfortable and excited about AI – data scientists, …
Business leaders are still nervous about the side effects of artificial intelligence Read More »
The future of fintech, according to AI Getty There has been an explosion in the computing power of artificial intelligence. With great fanfare, Open AI, a startup that raised $1 billion from Microsoft MSFT launched Chat GPT, an interface to interact with their AI model. So it naturally seemed like an opportunity to learn more …
Me: “Alexa, tell me what will happen in 2023.” Amazon AI: “Sorry, I can’t predict the future.” As the abundance of forecasts for 2023 asserts, humans always win in the futures market. Or maybe they’re just not as modest as Alexa (or Amazonians feed it with answers to common questions). Observations of the computing landscape …
Amazon Alexa’s Create with Alexa feature uses conversational and generative AI to create unique stories after users select a theme, character, descriptive word, and color. Leo Zou/Amazon While researchers applaud Amazon’s safeguards to ensure the technology is safe for children, some experts worry that generative AI could trick children into believing these algorithms are smarter …
Amazon Alexa wants to put your child to bed with generative AI Read More »
From “smart” vacuum cleaners to driverless cars to advanced disease diagnosis techniques, artificial intelligence has found its way into every area of modern life. Its proponents believe it is revolutionizing the human experience, but critics point out that the technology risks handing over to machines the responsibility for life-changing decisions. Regulators in Europe and North …
College girls from Notre Dame go on an “artificial intelligence” excursion Eighth grade girls received hands-on experience learning about emerging technologies Updated: 6:50 PM CST, December 6, 2022 Hide transcript View Transcript CLASSROOM. >> IF I CODE A CODE, WHAT SHOULD MY CODE LOOK LOOK LIKE? MALLORY A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN: MSOE AND NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL GIVES …
College girls from Notre Dame go on an “artificial intelligence” excursion Read More »
Researchers from Kyoto University have found that people have trouble distinguishing AI-generated haiku from those written by human poets, and that human/AI collaborations have led to the most interesting haiku. But maybe it only works in Japanese. Researchers from Kyoto University have found that people have trouble distinguishing AI-generated products … [+] haikus from those …
AI haiku are getting better – at least in Japanese Read More »
You are reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Data is growing exponentially and is integral to the operation and success of many industries around the world. Data allows organizations to establish baselines and benchmarks and set strategic goals. Additionally, data allows leaders to uncover meaningful patterns and make more informed decisions. With …
Powering the last mile with industry-specific AI solutions Read More »
Cloud News Wade Tyler Millward December 05, 2022, 5:31 PM EST John Maeda now holds the title of vice president of design and artificial intelligence at Microsoft. Microsoft has hired John Maeda, an influential technologist and former chief technology officer of Everbridge, as its new vice president of design and artificial intelligence, according to its …
Microsoft Hires Former Everbridge, Publicis Sapient Exec For AI, Design Role | CRN Read More »
Can you trust what the AI tells you? Not always… Getty ChatGPT is remarkable. This is a new AI model from OpenAI designed to chat conversationally. He’s also a liar. Running out of ideas on what to talk to a machine about, I decided to interview ChatGPT about AI ethics. Would he have the level …
I interviewed an AI about AI ethics – and she lied to me Read More »
