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What AI Researchers Say About When Superintelligence will Arrive
Oren Etzioni: To get a more accurate assessment of the opinion of leading researchers in the field, I turned to the Fellows of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence, a group of researchers who are recognized as having made significant, … Continue reading
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Smart Home Today and in the Future
MarketsAndMarkets: The smart home market is expected to grow from $46.97 Billion in 2015 to $121.73 Billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 14.07% between 2016 and 2022. Leading vendors: Honeywell International Inc. (U.S.), Legrand (France), Ingersoll-Rand plc. (Ireland), Johnson … Continue reading
Cybersecurity market map
CB Insights: Network & Endpoint Security: This is the largest category in our market map and includes startups like Red Canary which specializes in protecting an enterprise’s computer networks from vulnerabilities that arise as a result of remotely connecting users’ laptops, tablets, and other … Continue reading
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Focus at Intel Analytics Summit
From the most recent edition of the tech bible: Moore’s Law begat faster processing and cheap storage which begat machine learning and big data which begat deep learning and today’s AI Spring. In her opening keynote at the Intel Analytics … Continue reading
Mobile Banking and Millennials
BI Intelligence: The smartphone is becoming the foundation of the future of mobile banking, especially among younger customers who will wield financial influence in the coming decades. Consider the following data from the BI Intelligence survey of millennials: 71% of … Continue reading
AI by the Numbers: Funding, China, agribots, analytics, robo-surgery, driverless cars
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iPhone Digital Tipping Point: Screen time took over active leisure in 2007
Brookings: Screen time increasingly dominates our leisure hours, too, according to the annual American Time Use Survey, which is based on a nationally representative sample of individuals aged 15 and older. “Screen time” and “active leisure” are necessarily hard to … Continue reading
The first mass deployment of driverless taxis will happen by 2020
BI Intelligence: Since the start of 2016, automakers, tech companies, and ride-hailing services have been racing to create a driverless taxi service. This service would mirror how an Uber works today, but there wouldn’t be a driver. So far, the … Continue reading
How AI will change management
Accenture: Interpersonal and judgment skills become more essential as AI evolves AI will shift focus from coordination and control to judgment work, such as strategy and innovation, collaboration, people and community.