Real-time Analytics News Roundup for Week Ending March 14
In the news this week: not surprisingly several announcements about using AI in healthcare, plus multiple offerings that use AI with IoT systems.
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.
4 Ways AI can Produce a Productive Workforce
AI tools can automate the process-oriented tasks by immediately filtering the people who are available for a meeting at a particular slot.
AIOps Prevent Risk Of Digital Service Outages
The complexity of some IT systems has made it near impossible to understand exactly what is going on. AIOps helps cut through that
IBM Advances Sentiment Analytics via Watson AI Services
IBM researchers first showcased this capability last year as part of Project Debater and is now moving to commercialize that capability within offerings such …
MIT Scientists Attempt To Make Neural Networks More Efficient
MIT CSAIL has built a new framework, aimed at predicting how well neural networks perform at scale and what resources are
Artificial Intelligence Predicts Corn Yield Rates
Precision agriculture, through the use of artificial intelligence and analytics, could be a $12 billion industry by
Self-Deprecating Robots are Better Conversationalists
In any group setting, one way to establish and promote better social engagement is through vulnerable
Energy Industry Changes Require Continuous Intelligence and AI
IoT, stream processing, and analytics based on CI and AI allow energy companies to boost efficiencies and better meet customer and regulatory demands.
China Uses Its Surveillance State To Fight Coronavirus
Using thermal scanners in train stations, rail security can detect a person with a raised temperature and notify health authorities.
Test Data Management: A Guide to The What, Why, and How
Despite TDM being one of the many challenges that threaten software companies, there’s hope in the form of AI-assisted