Source: newindianexpress.com BEIJING: A man who had travelled to Wuhan — the central city at the heart of China’s coronavirus crisis — was surprised when police showed up at his door after he returned home, asking to check his temperature. The man, who had quarantined himself at home in Nanjing, eastern Jiangsu province, said he Read More

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Source: techannouncer.com Artificial intelligence, or AI, has undoubtedly been the 2019 buzzword in financial services. While not new – the term “artificial intelligence” was coined in 1956 – AI is seemingly becoming the future of everything. The hype around its potential is certainly justified economically. According to a recent report by Autonomous Next, the cost Read More

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Source: governmentciomedia.com The Government Accountability Office identified to lawmakers potential use cases for machine learning in drug development to help drive efficiencies and cost savings. The Food and Drug Administration has been tracking the use of artificial intelligence in drug development. Although the FDA does not currently have a regulatory policy around machine learning in drug development, GAO Read More

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Source: news.berkeley.edu UC Berkeley’s new interdisciplinary division, launched in November 2018 under the provisional title of Division of Data Science and Information, now has a permanent name: the Division of Computing, Data Science, and Society (CDSS). The moniker, announced today (Feb. 5) after input and nominations from across campus, was chosen to reflect the broad span of Read More

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Source: information-age.com Microservices are a way to build applications based on small components that are used for specific requirements. IDC has predicted that 90 percent of applications will use microservices architectures by 2020. Many of the world’s largest brands, including Google, Netflix, and Uber have either moved or are migrating to a microservices architecture approach. Rather than Read More

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Source: forbes.com “They say that ‘data is the new oil’ because it’s the world’s most valuable commodity,” says Matthew Jafarian, Miami Heat Executive Vice President of Business Strategy, “and we collect a lot of it.” Jafarian and Edson Crevecoeur, Miami’s Vice President of Strategy and Data Analytics, lead a small, in-house group of innovative minds Read More

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Source: thenextweb.com No other technology was more important over the past decade than artificial intelligence. Stanford’s Andrew Ng called it the new electricity, and both Microsoft and Google changed their business strategies to become “AI-first” companies. In the next decade, all technology will be considered “AI technology.” And we can thank deep learning for that. Read More

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Source: therobotreport.com The Robot Report spoke with the following executives at robotics and artificial intelligence companies about their observations of 2019’s trends, as well as their expectations for the new year: Sudhir Jha, senior vice president and head of Brighterion Inc., a Mastercard company that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to provide mission-critical business Read More

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Source: mashable.com If you thought data science was just a trend that would come and go like the Juicy sweatpants or flat-billed cap you practically lived in throughout the 2000s, then you are sorely mistaken.  Data influences nearly every aspect of your life, from playlists recommendations on Spotify, to Alexa’s answers, to the skincare products Read More

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Source: techcrunch.com DataRobot, a company best known for creating automated machine learning models known as AutoML, announced today that it intends to acquire Paxata, a data prep platform startup. The companies did not reveal the purchase price. Paxata  raised a total of $90 million before today’s acquisition, according to the company. Up until now, DataRobot  has concentrated mostly on Read More

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Source: capgemini.com Manufacturing enterprises have been focused on the operational transformation pillar which in almost all cases refers to making supply chain and manufacturing operations more efficient by leveraging capabilities arising out of IoT, IIoT, and AI. The visionaries in Manufacturing however have also concentrated on transforming their business models from a sell model to Read More

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Source: techxplore.com Most deep-learning algorithms perform well when trained on large sets of labeled data, but their performance tends to decline when processing new data. Researchers worldwide have thus been trying to develop techniques that could improve the ability of these algorithms to generalize well across both new and previously processed data, enabling what is Read More

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Source: sdtimes.com Application performance management (APM) solutions need to adapt now that the age of monolithic applications has evolved into microservice-based architectures, which are innately distributed and complex and therefore harder to monitor.  Collecting vast troves of data on how apps are performing is no longer enough, and APM providers have been adding new ways to analyze Read More

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Source: thenextweb.com Mozilla, the nonprofit behind the free and open-source Firefox web browser, is partnering with Montreal-based artificial intelligence startup Element AI to push for ethical use of AI. To that effect, the two companies are exploring the idea of data trusts, a proposed data collection approach that aims to provide individuals with greater control over Read More

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Source: syncedreview.com After running the industrial robot operating system startup “Cobot” for three years, founder Miao Li has decided to axe 98 percent of the company’s “fancy services” and just focus on drug logistics and sorting mushrooms. Although the countless pages of operating system manuals he’d produced represented an investment of over US$15 million, Miao Read More

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Source: thespoon.tech Artificial intelligence (AI) is a vague, slightly tech-y term that is overused by marketing departments trying to show some bona fides. But if you want some real insights on what artificial intelligence is and what it can do, then you should check out these talks that Chris Satchell of Zume and Erik Andrejko Read More

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Source: aithority.com Inzata, the first full-service data analytics platform powered by artificial intelligence, announces the general availability of its AI-Powered Data Enrichment Services, launching with 38 new One-Click Enrichments for all subscription users. Inzata’s data enrichment services make any raw data more useful and accurate, and therefore more valuable. “Data enrichment” is the process of adding curated, Read More

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Source: itproportal.com The insights gained from Big Data analytics can be incredibly valuable to a business. Yet, every new data stream creates a new potential attack vector, making classic perimeter defences obsolete and leaving the organisation vulnerable. In the past, data security executives and data scientists had to choose between analytics and security but now Read More

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Source:-business.com Machine learning can help businesses develop software capable of understanding natural human language. Businesses can use machine learning to improve the efficiency of logistics and transportation networks. Machine learning helps businesses use preventative maintenance to decrease equipment breakdowns and increase profits. With machine learning, businesses can leverage consumer data to build useful customer profiles, Read More

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Source:-benzinga.com leading global provider of solutions for epigenetics research and in vitro diagnostics, has launched the industry’s first epigenetics data mining services that uses unique algorithms and machine learning to uncover the underlying biological meaning of epigenetic data and other data types. Next generation sequencing in combination with bioinformatics analyses of genomic, transcriptomic, and epigenomic Read More

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