What jumps out in a photo changes the longer we look
What seizes your attention at first glance might change with a closer look. That elephant dressed in red wallpaper might initially grab...
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Giving soft robots feeling
One of the hottest topics in robotics is the field of soft robots, which utilizes squishy and flexible materials rather than traditional...
Aspiring Toward Provably Beneficial AI Including The Case Of Autonomous Cars
As AI systems continue to be developed and fielded, one nagging and serious concern is whether the AI will achieve beneficial results....
On Whether AI Can Form ‘Intent’ Including In The Case Of Autonomous Cars
These remarks all have something in common: The devil made me do it I didn’t mean to be mean to you Something just came over me I wanted...
Adoption Picking Up for AI in Cybersecurity; More Skilled Humans Needed Too
AI is increasingly being put to use in the technology stacks of cybersecurity companies, but not at the expense of human experts who...
What jumps out in a photo changes the longer we look
What seizes your attention at first glance might change with a closer look. That elephant dressed in red wallpaper might initially grab...
Executive Interview: Dr. David Bray, Director, Atlantic Council
Dr. David Bray is the Inaugural Director of the new global GeoTech Center & Commission of the Atlantic Council, a nonprofit for...
AIOps is Marching into the Mainstream, Replacing IT Ops
Artificial intelligence for IT operations, AIOps, refers to the application of machine learning and data science to IT operations. AIOps...
Executive Interview: Perry Lea, Book Author, Entrepreneur, Director of Architecture: Microsoft
Perry Lea is a 30-year veteran technologist. He spent over 20 years at Hewlett-Packard as a chief architect and distinguished...
Robot Chemist Can Complete Experiments 1,000 Times Quicker Than Humans - B-AIM PICK selects
Creating a robot to autonomously do the repetitive tasks carried out by researchers every day is a holy grail of science research. If a...
Bug's Eye View: Beetles Get Their Own Adorable Backpack Cameras, For Science - B-AIM PICK select
Miniaturization has revolutionized zoology. allowing scientists to put trackers, and even cameras, on animals to observe where they go...
Trucking Industry in Early Stage of Adopting AI to Help Move Freight
Coyote Logistics had developed a network of 35,000 contract carriers and a range of software applications designed to help deliver...
World’s First Improv-Based Chatbot Keeps The Conversation Flowing (Sort Of)- B-AIM PICK selects
The unscripted world of improvisational theater (improv) challenges performers to spontaneously craft a story from almost no established...
Better Conversations with Machines
As 2017 wraps up, I want to look forward to some opportunities for the future in voice tech and conversational AI. These are technologies...
Two elements of winning machine learning companies
While there are still technologies that are in the innovator or early adopter phase of the typical technology adoption life cycle (VR and...
Looking into the black box
Deep learning systems are revolutionizing technology around us, from voice recognition that pairs you with your phone to autonomous...
AI for CFD: byteLAKE’s approach
Welcome to part 3 of my AI for CFD blog post series. Previously I explained how the team at byteLAKE took their first steps into the...
Robots Moving Into Meatpacking Plants Face AI Challenges
The pandemic is an excuse for many things. If ever there was a time to supplement (or replace, unfortunately) workers in meatpacking...
Solving The Vexing Problem That Autonomous Cars Are Going To Look Alike
A veritable sea of yellow cabs. It used to be that if you booked a yellow cab for picking you up at a busy airport or similar venue, the...
AI Advantages in the Wake of the Pandemic - B-AIM PICK selects
The global pandemic threw the world for a loop as businesses shut down, schools closed, and working from home became the new normal....
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