Page 48 - Latest Updates on Artificial intelligence

'AI' ming to attract talent

How AI can be a game changer for organisations looking to streamline recruitment

China gains on the US in the artificial intelligence arms race

Led to debate in US over whether China is imitating advances or is engaged in independent innovation

China gains on the US in the artificial intelligence arms race

Artificial intelligence is only one part of the tech frontier where China is advancing rapidly

Artificial intelligence can help save $25 bn for airlines, airports: Study

AI is developing quickly and airlines, airports are turning to academic community for help

Will AI ever understand human emotions?

Deep learning builds a "neural network", loosely modelled on the human brain

<b>Devangshu Dutta:</b> One ring that rules them all

Here's how AI is likely to shape consumer experience in the years ahead

Who will be the winner in the next computing revolution?

The next step is artificial intelligence, and there's a land rush going on

A new shopping experience via technology

AI and chatbots have already been available and everyone is already piloting some aspect of bots

AI surge in e-commerce

Online players are taking the lead in leveraging technology to build products and streamline processes for a more personalised customer experience

Wall Steet turns to artificial intelligence

Watchdog to test AI software being developed in-house; Nasdaq, LSE Group may use it by year-end

Human factors in the automation debate

A book cogently argues that the rise of artificial intelligence need not threaten jobs if humans learn to work with, rather than against, machines

Google, Samsung, Facebook and others race for edge in artificial intelligence

The effort is seen as an evolution in computing that allows users to interact with machines in natural conversation style

<b>Ajit Balakrishnan:</b> Tech's next frontier - Artificial Intelligence

India should shortlist those public services where AI can improve delivery, and aid the development of such products

<b>Martin Feldstein:</b> How scary is disruptive technology?

<b>Sauvik Banerjjee:</b> Artificial intelligence & human intervention

Facebook's recent 'trending' debacle, where bots erred while ranking news on the platform, holds a lesson for all corporates: that we are yet to arrive at the stage where we can allow AI to completely

Artificial intelligence will reshape the business model: Vikram Shroff

Expect changes in how large firms organise, work: Sudipta Bhattacharjee

Artificial intelligence for daily use

How programmers with almost no knowledge of Japanese designed software to read handwriting

<b>John Markoff & Steve Lohr:</b> Race is on to control AI, and tech's future

Many of the tech industry's biggest companies are jockeying to become the go-to company for artificial intelligence