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  Lee Stogner

  

  1 hour ago

  Researchers use AI to predict crime, biased policing in major U.S. cities like L.A.

  Los Angeles Times - Libor Jany

  For once, algorithms that predict crime might be used to uncover bias in policing, instead of reinforcing it. A group of social and data scientists developed a machine learning tool it hoped would better predict crime. The scientists say they succeeded, but their work also revealed inferior police …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  19 hours ago

  A modern-day revolution: How AI could transform the healthcare industry

  VentureBeat - Ben Prescott, ConvergeOne

  We all know technology is a driver of change. Much of the development and improvements we’ve seen in the healthcare industry today as compared to 20, 10, or even five years ago, have been a direct result of technological innovation. As technology continues to get smarter, faster and more reliable, …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  Jun 22

  Over 60% of companies are just scratching the surface of AI

  TechRepublic - Ray Fernandez

  Be in the know about smart cities, AI, Internet of Things, VR, AR, robotics, drones, autonomous driving, and more of the coolest tech innovations.

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  Lee Stogner

  

  3 days ago

  Council Post: Can We Trust Critical Infrastructure To Artificial Intelligence?

  Forbes

  AJ Abdallat is CEO of Beyond Limits, a leader in artificial intelligence and cognitive computing. Artificial intelligence (AI) is thought to be instrumental to the complex phase confronting critical infrastructure and its sectors. Every industry is facing the mounting necessity to become more agile, …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  1 day ago

  The key to quantum computing AI applications: Flexible programming languages

  VentureBeat - Jans Aasman, Franz Inc

  The advance of quantum computing has the promise of reshaping artificial intelligence (AI) as it’s known and deployed today. This development is drastically expanding AI’s enterprise and commercial outreach, perhaps even getting closer to artificial general intelligence. And there is another …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  5 days ago

  Tech Giants Pour Billions Into AI, but Hype Doesn't Always Match Reality

  The Wall Street Journal. - Karen Hao, Miles Kruppa

  After years of companies emphasizing the potential of artificial intelligence, researchers say it is now time to reset expectations. With recent leaps in the technology, companies have developed more systems that can produce seemingly humanlike conversation, poetry and images. Yet AI ethicists and …