Topic: Cognitive Computing

Cognitive computing is the use of computerized models to simulate the human thought process in complex situations where the answers may be ambiguous and uncertain.

Last Mile Automation: Challenges and Opportunities

Automating last mile delivery is poised for growth as direct-to-home services become essential to customers and a competitive differentiator for

Cutting Through the Self-Driving Hype: A Realistic View of an Exciting Opportunity

Weak economic conditions and technical challenges make the short-term prospects for higher functioning self-driving cars unrealistic. Longer term, the marker …

Researchers Teach AI to Recognize Neurons

Researchers hope to create a proper training database to allow AI to take over neuron identification by using topological data

The Evolution of Telematics

Cloud-based telematics platforms that are built on an AI foundation hold the key to our transportation

Developing A Voice Assistant for Healthcare? Don’t Forget the HIPAA-cractic Oath

Healthcare is highly personal and oftentimes extremely emotional, and the bar for healthcare organizations providing voice applications is very

Government Interest in Continuous Intelligence and AI on the Rise

AI research at US agencies includes work on autonomous systems, predictive maintenance, smart cities technology, and

Credible Chatbots Outperform Humans

Study: Intelligence AI chatbots are four times more effective at selling products than inexperienced

Corner the Market: How AI and Quantum Computing will Revolutionize the Speed and Scale of Trading

Quantum computing processing power could cut AI model training exponentially, and increase the speed of informed decision making dramatically.

IBM Doubles Down on its Watson AI Bet

With its Watson AI technologies, IBM plans to bet on both sides of the "buy versus build"

HELLO 2019: 3 Predictions On How AI Will Learn and Impact Society

Predictions for 2019 from the team at Salesforce, on how next year could be the year that AI gets automated, but how we'll still be discussing its