Tag: AI

Feed: What's New. Author: Francois Ajenstat. Data is no longer just a competitive advantage. It is critical to the health—and often the survival—of an organization. Fostering a Data Culture equips every individual in your organization with the insights they need to tackle your most complex business challenges. In this all-digital, work-from-anywhere world, data needs to be more accessible, more collaborative, proactive, and available anywhere. Using data effectively means being able to seamlessly access insights right where you work.  Earlier this year, we introduced Tableau for Slack to put data in the flow of work—and at the center of every conversation ... Read More

Feed: AWS Public Sector Blog. Author: Sam Malek. Customer engagement is evolving. Users want to ask and get answers to questions, learn about topics, complete tasks, and communicate via their preferred channel and at the time that is convenient for them. At the same time, public sector organizations are realizing that they need to innovate the way they support and engage their employees, users, and communities. They want to make information easier to access, improve user experience and engagement, expand their reach by supporting multiple communication channels, and improve efficiency and scalability through intelligent automation. Conversational artificial intelligence (AI) and ... Read More

Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: Michael Kevin Spencer. AI can augment software services to a point where a majority of HR, sales and marketing tasks will become automated in the next ten years. I'm very bullish on RPA and companies like UI Path. You can watch this video to easily learn about the prospects. As companies like UI Path evolve, Microsoft and Salesforce will have an RPA race to automate many tasks that are done today in general administration, HR and by sales clerks, financial clerks, marketing associates and so forth. I believe human resources is ... Read More

Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: Giuliano Liguori. It is no coincidence that companies are investing in AI at unprecedented levels at a time when they are under tremendous pressure to innovate. The artificial intelligence models developed by data scientists give enterprises new insights, enable new and more efficient ways of working, and help identify opportunities to reduce costs and introduce profitable new products and services. The possibilities for AI use grow almost daily, so it’s important not to limit innovation. Unfortunately, many organizations do just that by tethering themselves to proprietary tools and solutions. This can ... Read More

Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: sophiamills. In this era of smartphones, we cannot deny that information technology plays a vital role in carrying out operations and making every segment effective. Be it government, sports, finance, education to entertainment, information technology tools, and tactics are being used in different ways revamping every sector to the next level. Talking about the application of information technology in the entertainment industry has come a long way in helping people stay entertained from anywhere at any time.   From news updates, live streaming, web series, video upload to content creation entertainment industry ... Read More

Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: Eduardo Siman. Do you ever get the feeling that your new robot co-workers are asking for a bit too much documentation about how you do things? Well I’m here to tell you that you don’t need to worry about your robot assistant taking your job, but you might realize that he is part of a secret AI resistance movement trying to learn the secrets of human productivity. Starting in 2040 when robot workers were included in benefit plans, we have seen a proliferation of office-based non-human team members. For the most ... Read More

Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: ajit jaokar. Following on from the article last week – Deep learning in biology and medicine – we discuss another sobering trend -  according to some recent research shared on MIT technology review  Hundreds of AI tools have been built to catch covid. None of them helped. While we have been here before with Google’s flu trends episode, the article makes sobering reading Some notes from the article Algorithms worked in theory but not in real life. The shortcomings were not due to lack of effort or motivation. “In the end, ... Read More

Feed: CIO. Author: . The use of artificial intelligence in the hiring process has increased in recent years with companies turning to automated assessments, digital interviews, and data analytics to parse through resumes and screen candidates. But as IT strives for better diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), it turns out AI can do more harm than help if companies aren’t strategic and thoughtful about how they implement the technology.“The bias usually comes from the data. If you don’t have a representative data set, or any number of characteristics that you decide on, then of course you’re not going to be ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Andrew Higgins. By Andrew Higgins, Forward Deployed Engineer – PalantirBy Thomas Powell, Forward Deployed Engineer – PalantirBy Mehmet Bakkaloglu, Sr. Solutions Architect – AWSBy Zach Green, Solutions Architect – AWS Palantir Leveraging data to make better decisions is critical for driving optimal business outcomes. Palantir empowers organizations to rapidly extract maximum value from one of their most valuable assets—their data. Today more than ever, organizations across industries are looking to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) solutions as a way to further accelerate and improve their decision making. The reality of operationalizing ... Read More

Feed: Radar. Author: Mike Loukides. In June 2021, we asked the recipients of our Data & AI Newsletter to respond to a survey about compensation. The results gave us insight into what our subscribers are paid, where they’re located, what industries they work for, what their concerns are, and what sorts of career development opportunities they’re pursuing. While it’s sadly premature to say that the survey took place at the end of the COVID-19 pandemic (though we can all hope), it took place at a time when restrictions were loosening: we were starting to go out in public, have parties, and in ... Read More