Freeing Humans from Robotic Tasks
Historically humans have found ingenious ways to automate tedious and, sometimes dangerous, tasks. Tedium is seldom a good thing in the workplace. Following that pattern, it should come as no surprise software
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Historically humans have found ingenious ways to automate tedious and, sometimes dangerous, tasks. Tedium is seldom a good thing in the workplace. Following that pattern, it should come as no surprise software
Humans love to categorize things. Doing so has enabled us as a species to increase our knowledge and expand our understanding. We have created orders, arrays, frameworks, taxonomies, and groupings. One popular
Precision in language can be important; which is why some people chafe at terms like “intelligence” and “cognition” when applied to computer systems. Suggesting today’s artificial intelligence (AI) or cognitive computing systems
According to a report from Forrester Research, automation is poised to replace nine per cent of all US jobs in 2018.[1] Some pundits might argue it’s not surprising companies are looking to
The mobile digital path to purchase has been gaining traction year over year. Nick Ismail (@ishers123) predicts, “2018 is going to be a year of major changes for the retail business, driven
Few scientists achieve the kind of fame attained by Professor Stephen Hawking of Cambridge University. His notoriety came as much from his courage as his brilliance. At the age of 21, Dr.
The World Economic Forum has declared data a resource as valuable as gold. The good news is almost every organization has access to data and, increasingly, has the means to mine that
One does not have to search very hard to find articles about artificial intelligence (AI). Despite the plethora of sources available, it might surprise you to learn there are few, if any,
We live in an age characterized by the generation of enormous amounts data. It’s no surprise cognitive technologies (i.e., artificial intelligence (AI) systems) have matured simultaneously in order to mine insights from
“By the end of 2020,” asserts the editorial staff at Material Handling & Logistics (MH&L), “one-third of all manufacturing supply chains will be using analytics-driven cognitive capabilities, thus increasing cost efficiency by
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