Machine learning is a type of Artificial Intelligence where systems learn how to deal with situations that are new to them.
The application of machine learning to the ever-increasing amounts of data being produced throughout the world will change everything when it comes to our jobs. Yes, these new technologies will make jobs easier for many people – but they also may make many of those jobs obsolete.
The hospitality industry has not always been at the forefront of high-tech innovation or implementation. Machine learning might change that.
Chat applications are becoming a mainstream trend and our preferred way of interacting with colleagues, friends and family.
The second machine age may already be distorting the modern human economy as AI and robotics start to compete more effectively for human labour
Watson is known as IBM’s cognitive supercomputer that won the Jeopardy! gameshow. Watson is not actually a computer but a set of algorithms and APIs.
Cognitive computing in the form of intelligent machines is making inroads within the managerial ranks of companies, but a new survey finds a lack of trust
IBM Watson APIs evolved in 2015 to simplify development for would-be users of the system as they start to traverse the world of cognitive computing applications
even though computational speed might increase rapidly for many years to come, it’s highly questionable whether our capacity to build better models of cognition increases at the same speed.
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