Remember Facebook’s automated personal assistant, M, that was released in a bid to compete with Alexa and Siri? After a series of embarrassing mishaps due to poorly trained algorithms, Facebook abruptly pulled the plug. Source: www.forbes.com
Thousands of business leaders are now grappling with the changes being brought about by the coming of AI—keen to take advantage of all that AI has to offer. Source: www.iedp.com
The nasal test for Covid-19 requires a nurse to insert a 6-inch long swab deep into your nasal passages. Now, imagine that your nurse is a robot. Source: www.forbes.com
As the year 2020 proceeds to its conclusion, the status quo has been washed away. But some things have not changed. The goal of every claims organization has been and will remain quickly adjusting a claim. Source: www.dig-in.com
As corporate spending on artificial intelligence systems is set to pass $50 billion this year, the vast majority of companies may not be seeing much return. Source: www.forbes.com
Before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, most Australian businesses were looking into ways to use artificial intelligence in the workplace, mainly to increase productivity. Now, companies are searching for ways to ensure their workers’ health. Source: techbullion.com
Back in June, a report from LinkedIn noted that the Covid crisis had cooled off demand for artificial intelligence skills. However, four months later, companies are still struggling with finding AI skills. Source: www.zdnet.com
AI and automation will change the very nature of work. It’s really important that leaders don’t ignore this AI- and data-driven revolution – what I call the “intelligence revolution”. Source: www.msn.com
We are currently in the Big Data Age, the digital age where information flows freely for anyone with time to bother with it. In the midst of all this, there is another age slowly taking shape. Source: www.edmchicago.com
Artificial-intelligence-based tools continue to be used by only a very small percentage of law firms, according to the ABA’s 2020 Legal Technology Survey Report released this month. Source: www.abajournal.com
