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Researchers Explore Intelligent Sampling of Huge ML Datasets to Reduce Costs and Maintain Model Fairness

By PureAI Editors

Also, less CO2 is emitted, which is a good thing because one researcher said: "The current approach for building ML models is not sustainable and we will hit a ceiling soon, if not already." Read More
European Union Proposes New Regulations for 'High-Risk' Use of AI

By John K. Waters

The Executive Committee of the European Union has unveiled a proposed set of tough new rules aimed at reigning in "high-risk" uses of artificial intelligence (AI). Read More
Microsoft's Nuance Acquisition Underscores AI Opportunity in Healthcare

By Scott Bekker

Microsoft has upped its bet on the healthcare industry with its recent acquisition of conversational AI systems provider Nuance Communications. Read More
Researchers Devise a New Machine Learning Algorithm for Dataset Similarity

By PureAI Editors

Calculating dataset similarity is difficult but is useful for several scenarios and can potentially save millions of dollars in ML computing costs and even greatly reduce carbon footprints. Read More
Cisco Enhances AI-Powered 'People Insights' for Webex Users

By John K. Waters

Cisco is adding new capabilities to the People Insights feature in its Webex videoconferencing application to provide insights that build better quality connections and a more inclusive work experience. Read More
New Relic Updates AIOps Capabilities

By John K. Waters

New Relic has announced an update to its New Relic One observability platform with enhancements to its AI- and ML-based on-call DevOps capabilities (AIOps). Read More
Armv9 Architecture Addresses Growing Demands of AI

By John K. Waters

Arm unveils a new chip architecture aimed at meeting the global demand for specialized processing with increasingly capable security and artificial intelligence. Read More
New AI-Powered BackPack Helps the Visually Impaired Navigate their Environments

By John K. Waters

Researchers at the University of Georgia's Institute for Artificial Intelligence led by computer vision specialist Jagadish K. Mahendran have developed an AI-powered, voice-activated backpack system designed to help vision-impaired wearers understand and navigate their surroundings. Read More
William Shatner's New Interactive AI 'Goes Where No One Has Gone Before'

By John K. Waters

William Shatner, Star Trek's Captain Kirk, celebrated his 90th birthday with the announcement that he has allowed StoryFile to create an interactive, conversational AI-powered virtual version of himself. Read More
New AI Learns from Thousands of Medical Records to Advise Physicians

By John K. Waters

USC researchers have developed a new AI algorithm that taps into, and learns from, the recorded experiences of thousands of doctors to suggest the best diagnostic strategies. Read More
Quantum Tech Might Speed Up Reinforcement Learning

By John K. Waters

A recent experiment conducted by an international collaboration of researchers might have hit on the right application of quantum tech to kick reinforcement learning into another gear. Read More
AWS Slips in the Rankings of Gartner's AI Developer Services Report

By David Ramel

AWS is still among the "Leaders" in the report, but the analysts positioned the cloud giant behind Microsoft's Azure, Google's GCP, and IBM in several Magic Quadrant categories. Read More
Salesforce Applies AI to Identify 'Customers Most Likely to Purchase'

By John K. Waters

Salesforce has a new AI-driven marketing platform designed to help its users find customers who are ready to buy. Read More
Researchers Explore Machine Learning Calibration

By PureAI Editors

One of the main reasons for the increased interest in the tricky field of ML model calibration is the fact that the more complex a model is, the more likely the model is to not be well-calibrated. Read More
Controversies at Google Raise the Question: What is Ethical AI?

By John K. Waters

Recent high-profile departures from Google throw a spotlight on 'ethical AI.' Read More
Revenue from AI to Exceed $300 Billion this Year, IDC Analysts Predict

By John K. Waters

Worldwide revenues generated by the sales of hardware, software, and services related to artificial intelligence (AI) could reach $327.5 billion this year, according to the latest release of the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Semiannual Artificial Intelligence Tracker. Read More

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