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In the news this week: IBM announced Watson Works, a set of products that embed Watson AI models and applications to help companies get back to work safely.

In the news this week: SAS offers tools to gauge the risks of reopening, Booz Allen Hamilton selected to support GSA and DoD joint AI center, and more.

In the news this week: AI-based solutions to help companies get back to work safely, new edge AI computing options, and more.

Zoldi makes the case that Responsible AI can address concerns about model accuracy, ensure appropriate uses, remove doubt about assumptions, and overall elevate AI use in business today.

In the news this week: Red Hat adds Quarkus as a fully supported framework in Red Hat Runtimes, plus more datasets and AI tools made available to fight COVID-19.

In the news this week: IDC defines an interoperable framework for AI infrastructure stacks, digital twins get some attention, and more.

Researchers are studying a way to produce a single AI model capable of smoothly switching between and blending different chatbot conversational styles.

The common thread across all AI technologies is the ability to impart human-like decision-making capabilities into applications and systems.

In the news this week: NVIDIA announces a GPU-accelerated application framework for conversational AI services, online training providers add new AI programs, and more.

If data starts at the Edge, why can’t we do as much as possible right there from an AI point of view?

In the news this week: A COVID-19 Botathon challenges RPA developers to create innovative apps, MathWorks expands its AI capabilities, and more.

IoT, machine learning, artificial intelligence, 5G, augmented reality, and virtual reality all benefit from increased edge compute power.