Why Some Companies Are Pumping the Brakes on AI
AI isn’t failing. It’s maturing, and the companies pulling back may be the ones thinking most clearly about what comes
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.
AI isn’t failing. It’s maturing, and the companies pulling back may be the ones thinking most clearly about what comes
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