What's needed is a more intelligent and holistic class of process automation that weaves together a combination of technology capabilities including RPA, machine learning, natural language processing, optical character reader, and other flavors of AI.
Nearly every organization today is exploring ways to achieve competitive differentiation through data science and machine learning. But the success of an investment in a data science or machine learning platform depends on how well it addresses the needs and concerns of data scientists, the IT team, and executive leadership.
Microsoft found that pairing machine learning models with security experts significantly improves the identification and classification of security bugs.
AI and machine learning are dependent on high-value data, which means IT departments need to have the proper visibility into what is happening on their networks.
Data annotation takes time. And for in-house teams, labeling data can be the proverbial bottleneck, limiting a company's ability to quickly train and validate machine learning models.