Artificial Intelligence Gets Even Better With Defensive AI
FICO’s chief analytics officer writes that as criminals start to learn our AI systems we must use defensive AI to thwart the bad
Topic: Artificial intelligence technologies
Looks at issues related to artificial intelligence technologies, including cognitive computing, deep learning, and machine learning. Considers also supervised and unsupervised learning and natural language processing.
Real-Time Computers on Wheels (What Used to be Called Cars)
If there is anything that requires flawless implementation of real-time technologies, self-driving cars would be
4 Big Opportunities for AI and Cognitive Startups
The startup landscape is littered with companies that failed to focus on their expertise. That’s not the case with AI and cognitive startups these
Security and Connected Cars: Threat Not Limited to Autonomous Vehicles
When it comes to cybersecurity and connected vehicles, you may think of autonomous cars. But the threat is not restricted to self-driving
What’s the Difference Between Cognitive Computing and AI?
Knowing the difference between a platform powered by AI and one powered by cognitive computing is the key to deciding which is the best for your
How to Use Machine Learning to Manage User Access
Capital One is working to scale machine learning methodologies to manage both external and internal user
Is It Time to Redefine Artificial Intelligence?
An industry leader takes a compelling, level-headed and innovative look at the definition of artificial intelligence.
Internet of Boats: Are Self-Driving Ships About to Set Sail?
Businesses as large as Yamaha and Rolls Royce and as small as Sea Machines and Saildrone believe they can profit from autonomous ships and are sinking a lot of …
How AI Is Dominating Marketing Software: 5 Real-Time Observations
Machine learning will allow sales and marketing software to do things without explicit instructions.
Are Sports Highlights a Win for IBM’s Watson AI?
Unlike some of the other industries that Watson has tried to master, sports offers a bit more predictability and data sources. IBM’s Cognitive Highlights was …