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As AI continues to transform entire industries, lawyers, judges, paralegals – anyone in the legal profession may wonder what sort of changes can be expected when AI is applied to their field. While a consensus as to how AI will … Continue reading Virtual Justice: How AI Might Impact the Legal Profession
Apart from truly finding a “perfect match”, using online dating apps pose another problem: fake profiles made by scammers to con lonely people out of their money. An AI algorithm designed to analyze dating profiles and tag fakes was developed … Continue reading University Profs Create Anti-“Catfishing” AI
Some cases of bullying can lead to serious psychological trauma. This is what happened to a 13-year-old junior high school student from the Japanese city of Otsu, who leapt to his death from his condo unit. The school board at … Continue reading Japanese City Taps AI to Curb School Bullying
NVIDIA doesn’t only make games perform and look better — the graphics giant is hugely invested in AI, deep learning and machine learning research. Just recently, NVIDIA made its first collaboration with a major European institution by establishing an AI … Continue reading NVIDIA Partners with University of Luxembourg for AI Research
More than providing banks with the ability to detect fraudulent transactions, AI is starting to change the way banks do business by leaps and bounds. Not only have banks harnessed AI to pore through vast amounts of financial data to … Continue reading How AI is Changing Banking for the Better
Independent thinktank McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) recently released an infographic to better illustrate to small business leaders and decision-makers the ramifications of AI. MGI is rated the “Best for Profit Think Tank” at the Global Go To Think Tank Index … Continue reading The Pros and Cons of AI, in a Nutshell
We’ve seen the development of machines and AI programs that can play strategic games like Go, Chess and even StarCraft 2, but to create a machine that can play Jenga is no small feat. Mechanical Engineers at MIT have combined … Continue reading MIT’s Robotic Arm is Skilled Enough to Play Jenga
Raptor Maps, a startup that originally intended to use drones with HD thermal cameras to gather data and use machine learning to analyze data on crops, has shifted to using the tech for monitoring solar farms. By using Raptor Map’s … Continue reading AI-Equipped Drones Help Optimize Solar Farms
In many cases where people get replaced by AI or robots, the not-so-easy fix is to seek higher education and shift to another career path. Not everyone can do that, and that’s where GoGet comes in. A growing business in … Continue reading Malaysian Startup GoGet Creates Alternative Jobs to those lost to Tech
The sort of AI and Machine Learning used for facial recognition programs could help the construction industry immensely; image recognition and analysis can help eliminate potential, unforeseen problems like possible structural weaknesses and avoid schedule overruns. Using AI in this … Continue reading AI and Machine Learning Predicted to Benefit Construction Greatly
Sensyne Health PLC, a British Clinical AI tech company recently announced commencing its collaboration with the University of Oxford to develop a more advanced process of analyzing chronic kidney and cardiovascular diseases’ datasets, improve care delivery and hasten the discovery … Continue reading Medtech Startup Partners with Oxford to Improve Chronic Disease Treatment using AI
Those engaged in “low-skill” middle-wage jobs like trucking, construction, simple office work, waiting tables, food prep and food service are the most in danger of losing their jobs to AI, according to a recent study. In America, manufacturing-intensive states like … Continue reading “Less-Skilled” Workers to Lose Jobs to AI
