Tom HigleyMobile Technology Massive, AI-Powered Robots Are 3D-Printing Entire RocketsWIRED - Condé Nast For a factory where robots toil around the clock to build a rocket with almost no human labor, the sound of grunts echoing across the parking lot …
Tom HigleyFacial Recognition What Happens When Employers Can Read Your Facial Expressions?The New York Times - By EVAN SELINGER and WOODROW HARTZOGFacial recognition technology, once a darling of Silicon Valley with applications for policing, spying and authenticating identities, is suddenly under fire. Conservative Republicans like Representative
Tom HigleyArtificial Intelligence The cognitive AI breakthrough: Real human-like reasoning in business AI solutionsVentureBeat - VB StaffConventional, data-crunching artificial intelligence, which is the foundation of deep learning, isn’t enough on its own; the human-like reasoning of symbolic artificial intelligence is fascinating, but
Tom HigleyReddit MIT Creates World’s First Psychopath AI By Feeding It Reddit Violent Contenttechgrabyte.com - Navin Bondade The state of the psychopathic is wider and darker in human intelligence that we haven’t fully understood yet, but still, scientists have given a try …
Tom HigleyArtificial Intelligence We can’t trust AI systems built on deep learning aloneMIT Technology Review - Karen Hao Gary Marcus, a leader in the field, discusses how we could achieve general intelligence—and why that might make machines safer. Gary Marcus is not …
Tom HigleyTechnology 5G, AI, and technology disruption: Why all organisations need to prepare nowZDNet - Studio 61 5G leads the way in terms of being an enabler when it comes to technology. 5G is a bigger opportunity than anyone is aware of right now. When mobile …
Tom HigleyMachine Learning The AI arms race spawns new hardware architecturesVentureBeat - Ben Dickson, TechTalksAs society turns to artificial intelligence to solve problems across ever more domains, we’re seeing an arms race to create specialized hardware that can run deep learning models at higher speeds and power
Tom HigleyGoogle Maps AI Could Reinvent Medicine—Or Become a Patient's NightmareWIRED - Condé Nast In the 1880s, when the world-renowned Mayo Clinic was still a young fraternal surgical practice in the newish state of Minnesota, its doctors …
Tom HigleyMachine Learning The Seven Patterns Of AIForbes - Kathleen WalchFrom autonomous vehicles, predictive analytics applications, facial recognition, to chatbots, virtual assistants, cognitive automation, and fraud detection, the use cases for AI are many. However, regardless
Tom HigleyConsciousness True nature of consciousness: Solving the biggest mystery of your mind | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Michael Graziano CONSCIOUSNESS is a slippery concept. It isn’t just the stuff in your head. It is the subjective experience of some of that stuff. When you stub your …
Tom HigleyArtificial Intelligence Element AI raises $151M on a $600-700M valuation to help companies build and run AI solutionsTechCrunch - Ingrid LundenWhile tech giants like Google and Amazon build and invest in a multitude of artificial intelligence applications to grow their businesses, a startup has raised a big round of funding to help those that
Tom HigleyFortune 500 The squeeze on AI talent could cripple America’s most important companiesVentureBeat - Evan Sparks, Determined AIWith the AI revolution solidly underway, tech’s top 5 companies are investing huge amounts of money into AI development and AI engineering talent. Meanwhile, VC investments in AI startups are at all time
Tom HigleySingularity Artificial Intelligence Detects Heart Failure From One Heartbeat With 100% AccuracyForbes - Nicholas FearnDoctors can detect heart failure from a single heartbeat with 100% accuracy using a new artificial intelligence-driven neural network. That’s according to a recent study published in Biomedical Signal
Tom Higley Artificial intelligence augments traditional method of diagnosing kidney diseasedeccanchronicle.com Washington: Researchers discovered that modern machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence may augment the traditional way of diagnosing …
Tom HigleyAlgorithms What People Hate About Being Managed by Algorithms, According to a Study of Uber DriversHarvard Business Review - Mareike Möhlmann and Ola HenfridssonRide-hailing company Uber and other gig economy companies are increasingly managing their remote workforces using what’s called “algorithmic management.” The authors’ research reveals that algorithmic
Tom Higley What enterprises intend to do with artificial intelligenceZDNet - Joe McKendrick Survey shows business process automation and customer support are the low-hanging fruit with initial AI rollouts, but many organizations are moving …
Tom HigleyThe Future 120 million workers will need to be retrained due to AI, says IBM studyCNET - by Shelby Brown But many CEOs tell IBM they don't have the resources needed to close the skills gap brought on by emerging technologies.
Tom Higley New AI fake text generator may be too dangerous to release, say creatorsThe Guardian - Alex HernThe creators of a revolutionary AI system that can write news stories and works of fiction – dubbed “deepfakes for text” – have taken the unusual step of not releasing their research publicly, for fear
Tom Higley A Breakthrough for A.I. Technology: Passing an 8th-Grade Science TestThe New York Times - Cade MetzSAN FRANCISCO — Four years ago, more than 700 computer scientists competed in a contest to build artificial intelligence that could pass an eighth-grade science test. There was $80,000 in prize money the
Tom HigleySoftware Software Ate The World, Now AI Is Eating SoftwareForbes - Tarry SinghMarc Andreessen famously said that “Software is eating the world” and everyone gushed into the room. This was as much a writing on the wall for many traditional enterprises as it was wonderful news for
Tom Higley Governance in the Age of AIHarvard Business ReviewListen and subscribe to this podcast via Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | RSS Artificial intelligence is a powerful technology with capabilities that are open to use by state and non-state actors. In
Tom Higley Artificial Intelligence: A Tool or a Threat to Cybersecurity?ReadWrite - Nabeel AhmadSecurity threats to businesses have always been there -now it only shifted from physical to cyberspace. So, today’s business world revolves around “data,” which adds intrinsic value to both businesses
Tom Higley Why Companies That Wait to Adopt AI May Never Catch UpHarvard Business Review - Vikram Mahidhar and Thomas H. DavenportWhile some companies — most large banks, Ford and GM, Pfizer, and virtually all tech firms — are aggressively adopting artificial intelligence, many are not. Instead they are waiting for the technology
Tom Higley DeepMind's Losses and the Future of Artificial IntelligenceWIRED - Gary Marcus Alphabet’s DeepMind lost $572 million last year. What does it mean? DeepMind, likely the world’s largest research-focused artificial intelligence …
Tom HigleyArtificial Intelligence Healthcare Needs AI, AI Needs CausalityForbes - Alexander LavinNote: This is a follow-up to an earlier article on causal machine learning, “AI Needs More Why”. There’s much to be excited about with artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare: Google AI is improving
Tom Higley How Cities Should Prepare for Artificial Intelligence | MIT Sloan Management Reviewmit.edu It’s time for city administrations and local employers to close AI-related skills gaps. This article is part of an MIT SMR initiative exploring how …
Tom HigleyDeepMind DeepMind’s Latest A.I. Health Breakthrough Has Some Problemsmedium.com - Julia Powles The Google machine learning company trumpeted its success in predicting a deadly kidney condition, but its results raise questions around data rights …
Tom Higley MIT breaks new ground in AI with ‘deep’ knitting, yes, knittingZDNet - Tiernan Ray What’s the point of teaching a computer how to knit? MIT researchers found it goes beyond just some nice gloves and scarves, to a window into deep …
Tom Higley Good for Google, Bad for AmericaThe New York Times - By PETER THIELA “Manhattan Project” for artificial intelligence is how Demis Hassabis, the founder of DeepMind, described his company in 2010, when I was one of its first investors. I took it as figurative grandiosity.
