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Cloud

Alliance with Google gives Intel a cloud advantage

By Nelson Williams Mar 12, 2017

For some time, Google Inc. has been whispering of rolling out their own enterprise cloud solutions, but few companies had reason to choose them over the competition. To make up for this slow start,…

Big Data

New trends and troubles for AI in medicine

By Nelson Williams Mar 11, 2017

Medicine is a complex field. So complex that any given person can’t know more than a fraction of what’s going on. Keeping up with the latest discoveries is impossible. Machine learning and other forms…

Cloud

The many costs of cloud computing lock-in

By Guest Author Mar 11, 2017

Gary Bloom is chief executive of the enterprise database company MarkLogic Corp. He wrote this article for SiliconANGLE. In a situation nearly every company will face, one of the Internet’s brightest stars has highlighted…

Emerging Tech

AI is already here, and there’s nothing to fear, say tech experts at SXSW

By Bev Bellile Mar 11, 2017

When we think about artificial intelligence, our over-active imaginations go immediately to things like robots taking over our jobs, drones tracking us from the skies and self-driving cars running us off the road. The…

Apps

AI can do that too? Retail therapy for closet overload

By R. Danes Mar 11, 2017

Michelle Bacharach had a problem. She would buy an article of clothing and then realize it didn’t go with anything else in her closet. Then she found a way for artificial intelligence to do…

Big Data

The AI ethics gap: the dangers of democratizing data

By Marlene Den Bleyker Mar 11, 2017

The role of data that fuels artificial intelligence raises some ethical questions. Who owns the data collected from healthcare devices or the information gathered from a Fitbit? The technology industry is now trying to…

Apps

Is Facebook’s Messenger bot the best social strategy for corporate AI?

By R. Danes Mar 11, 2017

Businesses, entrepreneurs and public figures tired of trailing targets on the endless circuit of social apps might find some respite in chatbots. “If I told you there was a social app that had a…

Big Data

How big data and AI helped one man fight and survive cancer

By Bev Bellile Mar 10, 2017

Once upon a time, there was a man who worked for a technology company. He found out he had an advanced cancer. He tried the “one-size-fits-all” chemo/radiation treatments, but he didn’t get any better.…

Emerging Tech

Will AI make daily commutes the best part of your workday?

By R. Danes Mar 10, 2017

Ride-sharing apps like Uber and Lyft have made the daily commute a less frustrating part of the day for many. Now a crowd-sourced fleet of 14-passenger vehicles acquired by Ford Motor Company is promising…

Emerging Tech

Machine learning set to power real-time autonomous systems

By Nelson Williams Mar 10, 2017

Reality and the digital world are coming together. Cheap sensors, combined with the Internet of Things and big data processing, allow a company to monitor equipment, product, environment, and more. The end result is…

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Alliance with Google gives Intel a cloud advantage

New trends and troubles for AI in medicine

AI is already here, and there’s nothing to fear, say tech experts at SXSW

AI can do that too? Retail therapy for closet overload

The AI ethics gap: the dangers of democratizing data

Is Facebook’s Messenger bot the best social strategy for corporate AI?

How big data and AI helped one man fight and survive cancer

Will AI make daily commutes the best part of your workday?

Machine learning set to power real-time autonomous systems

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