Our CMO lays out the challenges of annotating the more obscure emoji in the Unicode Consortium’s latest release.
When Is “Good” Good Enough for AI?
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Popular media and hype cycles are leading us to expect radical changes and perfect results from artificial intelligence. But you don’t read perfectly, so why should your AI? In this blog, veteran CIO Carl Lambrecht explains when “good” is good enough for AI.
Elon Musk vs Harvard, AI Alarmist vs AI Realist
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This week: it’s Elon Musk vs Harvard, as they spar over the dangers of narrow and general AI; a Google executive warns about “movie-inspired death scenarios” from Terminator-style AI; and here are 3 tips on how businesses can avoid dangerous AI.
Jeff Catlin’s AI Predictions for 2018
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This week: Jeff Catlin gives us his AI predictions for 2018, plus a much-needed reality check (he says AI needs to consider its privilege); some areas where AI is already rivaling humans; and Steve Wozniak joins the camp of AI realists.
Hyperparameter Theft!
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Hyperparameter optimization is akin to a secret ingredient in Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. And, much like Arthur Slugworth, there are nefarious entities afoot in the machine learning community. In this article, Chief Scientist Paul Barba goes over the ins and outs of hyperparameter theft!
AI’s Biggest Risk Factor is Big Data Itself
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This week: AI’s biggest risk factor is big data itself, and the stakes are getting higher; exploring more legal and compliance risks from AI; and a tour through the history of AI and machine learning.
Emoji Speak Louder Than Words
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We’ve updated our lexicon to come into compliance with Emoji 11.0, the 2018 update from the Unicode Consortium. Our COO, Tim Mohler, discusses why this is important in today’s blog post.
Airport Series: Denver International Airport and the Illuminati
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Is Denver International Airport a haven for secret Illuminati ceremonies? You might think so by looking at an analysis of its Facebook page. In this latest installment of the airport analysis series, we look at how important it is for a text analytics solution to account for sarcasm and satire.
AI Bias in Facial Recognition, AI’s Role in Ethical Decision Making, and More
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This week: new cases of racial and gender bias in AI facial recognition should make you think; experts say humans may need to merge with AI; and exploring the role of AI in ethical decision making.
Agatha Christie, Nuns, and Alzheimer’s
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What do 678 nuns, Agatha Christie, and a grey cat have in common? In this article, our COO, Tim, explores how text analytics and linguistic density could detect the onset of Alzheimer’s Disease.
Airport Series: Dallas/Fort Worth and The Dirty Secret
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In our fourth airport analysis, we turn to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in Texas. As the fourth busiest airport on Earth, DFW is larger than the island of Manhattan. Every year it caters to 64 million passengers. Here is what they have to say.
The Limits of Deep Learning, and Why it Matters
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This week: the limits of deep learning, and why it matters; exponential AI development via machine teaching; using AI to analyze airport reviews; and 4 questions to help you choose the right AI partner.
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