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Thought Leaders1 month ago
By Scott Leshinski

Generative AI Pushed Us to the AI Tipping Point
Before artificial intelligence (AI) was launched into mainstream popularity due to the accessibility of Generative AI (GenAI), data integration and staging related to Machine Learning was...
Thought Leaders1 month ago
By Masanori Ito

Hypothesis-Oriented Simulation as a Compass for Navigating an Uncertain Future
Recent advances in data-driven technologies have unlocked the potential of prediction through artificial intelligence (AI). However, forecasting in uncharted territory remains a challenge, where historical data...
Thought Leaders1 month ago
By Alex Vakulov

How to Protect Your Digital Identity in the Era of AI-Enhanced Imagery
Artificial intelligence has made significant advancements in generating highly convincing images and videos. These AI-generated visuals can be used to create deceptive content that appears genuine,...
Thought Leaders1 month ago
By Dr Ravindra Patil

With Generative AI Advances, The Time to Tackle Responsible AI Is Now
In 2022, companies had an average of 3.8 AI models in production. Today, seven in 10 companies are experimenting with generative AI, meaning that the number...
Thought Leaders1 month ago
By Ravi Annavajjhala

The Future of Generative AI Is the Edge
The advent of ChatGPT, and Generative AI in general, is a watershed moment in the history of technology and is likened to the dawn of the...
Thought Leaders1 month ago
By Artem Semjanow

How an Academic Partner Can Help You Validate Your Startup’s Product
Scientific validation is a crucial stepping stone for startups aiming to build a successful business. By rigorously testing the hypotheses upon which their products are built,...
Thought Leaders2 months ago
By Veronika Nuretdinova

Enabling AI-Powered Customer Segmentation for B2B Companies: A Roadmap
Based in North Carolina, Ingersoll Rand is one of the world’s leading conglomerates. The firm boasts several business lines, including compressed air systems, HVAC solutions, and...
Thought Leaders2 months ago
By Ben Herzberg

Security Governance and Risk Management in Enterprise Architecture
The digital landscape shifts daily, and with that comes an ever-evolving array of cyber threats. Businesses stand at a crossroads where the integration of security into...
Thought Leaders2 months ago
By Haris Amer

How Far and Dark will Deepfakes Go?
As AI integrates more deeply into our daily lives, deepfake technology has become a growing concern for many, particularly those fond of sharing personal moments on...
Thought Leaders2 months ago
By Erkin Ötleş

Unlocking AI’s Potential in Healthcare
Data is fundamental to the practice of medicine and the delivery of healthcare. Until recently, doctors and health systems have been restricted by a lack of...
Thought Leaders2 months ago
By Thor Philogène

Unlocking Knowledge Management 3.0, a New Era of Insights with Generative AI
The massive leaps in innovation for software, technology, and computing can be challenging to process given our constant use of the latest and greatest solutions. It’s...
Thought Leaders2 months ago
By Zac Amos

AI and Fundraising: Does Fundraising Need a Human Element?
Artificial intelligence is one of the most valuable tools in the digital age — nonprofits and charities are right to use it for fundraising. However, it’s...
Thought Leaders2 months ago
By John Zamora

Embracing the Inevitable: The Era of AI-First Companies
The Age of AI is not just approaching, it's already here. This was the topic of discussion during an expert panel and fireside chat I recently...
Thought Leaders2 months ago
By Katerina Axelsson

How Tastry “Taught a Computer How to Taste.”
How Tastry uses novel chemistry and AI to predict consumer preferences. From the outset, the question we wanted to answer was: “Can we decode the unique...
Thought Leaders2 months ago
By Alex Vakulov

How AI Helps With Education Automation And Management
Let's take a moment to travel back in time and think of a classroom from a few decades ago: the unmistakable screech of chalk on the...

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