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McKinsey explains machine learning to execs

McKinsey explains machine learning to execs

By Paul Miller on July 2, 2015

McKinsey explains machine learning to execs: Machine Learning is part of a broader conversation around Artificial Intelligence and related themes, which has recently begun to (re-)emerge from the labs and enter mainstream technology conversations. The terms are horribly abused, and mostly badly misunderstood, but there is clearly something afoot. And with good reason. These tools […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged artificial intelligence, Machine learning, McKinsey, Semantic Technology, tftd

A semantic journey

A semantic journey

By Paul Miller on March 2, 2015

Gigaom announced their latest event; Structure Intelligence. “In the past year we’ve seen massive growth in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and deep learning. Our own Derrick Harris has been covering this area for years and we have decided it’s time to give this rapidly growing area a platform (and conference) of its own.” Personally, it’s great […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Analytics, artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing, Cognition, data, deep learning, Linked Data, Machine learning, semantic web

New Research from Pew on AI, Robotics, and the Future of Jobs

New Research from Pew on AI, Robotics, and the Future of Jobs

By Jacob Morgan on August 15, 2014

There’s an ongoing debate around whether technology, AI, and Robotics will displace more jobs than it creates or create more jobs than it displaces. The latest research from Pew tries to help answer that question by surveying around 1,900 experts. Not surprisingly the results were close. 48% say scenario one is more likely (more jobs […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged ai, and Automation, artificial intelligence, automation, future of jobs, robots

Unsupervised Machine Learning, Most Promising Ingredient Of Big Data

Unsupervised Machine Learning, Most Promising Ingredient Of Big Data

By Chirag Mehta on June 3, 2013

Orange (France Telecom), one of the largest mobile operators in the world, issued a challenge “Data for Development” by releasing a dataset of their subscribers in Ivory Coast. The dataset contained 2.5 billion records, calls and text messages exchanged between 5 million anonymous users in Ivory Coast, Africa. Various researchers got access to this dataset […]

Posted in Application Software, Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged artificial intelligence, big data, data science, Data set, google, IBM, Machine learning, telco | 2 Responses

Commoditizing Data Science

Commoditizing Data Science

By Chirag Mehta on February 15, 2013

My ongoing conversations with several people continue to reaffirm my belief that Data Science is still perceived to be a sacred discipline and data scientists are perceived to be highly skilled statisticians who walk around wearing white lab coats. The best data scientists are not the ones who know the most about data but they […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged algorithm, artificial intelligence, big data, Data analysis, data science, data scientist, Data set, design thinking, Machine learning

Why IBM’s Watson Computer is Still a Moron

Why IBM’s Watson Computer is Still a Moron

By Mark Fidelman on February 28, 2011

“The computer is a moron” – Peter Drucker Computer programming technology is still dominated by “if – then” logic.  That means computers are still using logic (human programmed) to determine the answer to a question which must be part of a pool of answers.  If the answers are not in the pool, the computer will […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged artificial intelligence, enterprise 2.0, IBM, intelligence, Jeopardy, Miscellany, Peter Drucker, Watson | 2 Responses

Siri brings their Virtual Personal Assistant’s smarts to the iPhone

Siri brings their Virtual Personal Assistant’s smarts to the iPhone

By Paul Miller on February 5, 2010

Siri provoked a flurry of interest last summer, and presumably not just because CTO Tom Gruber took part in one of my podcasts. With their genesis inside a big DARPA-funded Artificial Intelligence project, their talk of emergent Virtual Personal Assistants and their slick iPhone-powered demonstrations, the company ticked more than enough of the right boxes […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged @hisiri, Adam Cheyer, android, Apple, appstore, artificial intelligence, Blackberry, CALO, Handhelds, iphone, open data, Semantic Technology, semantic web, Siri, smartphone, SRI, Tom Gruber, virtual personal assistant, vpa, web 3.0, ZDNet | 2 Responses

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