Artificial Intelligence

Advancements in technologies such as machine learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are growing in the workplace – to the benefit of employees who are able to work more efficiently and intelligently than ever before. Dr Davide Zilli (pictured), Director of Client Services at Mind Foundry, explains how these tools are helping reduce time-consuming tasks, freeing up human expertise to be used where it is most effective.

One year after its launch, Schneider Electric and Microsoft's joint incubator 'AI for Green Energy Incubation Lab' is embarking on a new journey by launching a call for applications for startups wishing to transform the energy sector in Europe through Artificial Intelligence. The selected companies will benefit from the technical and business expertise of Microsoft and Schneider Electric during a three month acceleration period.

Optimal Plus has announced the launch of its new Lifecycle Analytics Solution for ADAS cameras. The new offering provides the manufacturers of ADAS with real time data insights based on big data and machine learning to optimise production and increase product quality. A cornerstone of the technologies being developed for autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles, ADAS cameras are electro-optical systems that aid a vehicle driver and are i...

Till-free checkouts are fast becoming a reality as major British retailers’ strategies pivot towards more convenience-orientated store formats. As more and more retailers adopt this technology with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), concerns are being raised about the consequences that this technology could have on data protection.

Technological advancements are changing every industry and healthcare is no exception: you can argue that the value of artificial intelligence (AI) is never greater than when it’s used to improve patients’ conditions and even save lives. Here, Haidar Altaie, Data Scientist, SAS UK & Ireland tells us more about how AI can help to save lives. 

At the annual Fujitsu Innovation Gathering today in London, Fujitsu Laboratories of Europe announces two new technologies that significantly reduce the cost of AI solution creation for visual inspection applications. The novel solution uses a new type of defect detector that is trained on normal (non-defective) data, reducing dataset creation costs as well as enabling the detection of previously unseen patterns.

Machine learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are transforming all aspects of daily life, but how can we use this powerful technology to search for new materials that will transform industries? The answer to this question was addressed at The Advanced Materials Show 2019 by Dr. Gareth Conduit, Chief Technology Officer at Intellegens - the Cambridge-based company with an artificial intelligence solution for the materials sector.

Broadw.ai, the leading AI platform solution for Broadway shows, has announce a partnership with WICKED, one of the most world-renowned musicals on Broadway. WICKED uses Broadw.ai to provide excellent customer experiences and enhance search-driven metrics inclusive of ticketing, traffic and conversion rates for the show. 

While only 13% of organisations use Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning to detect and deter fraud, another 25% plan to adopt such technologies in the next year or two - a nearly 200% increase. Fraud examiners revealed this and other anti-fraud tech trends in a cross-industry, global survey by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), developed in collaboration with SAS.

Renesas has announced it has developed an AI accelerator that performs CNN (Convolutional Neural Network) processing at high speeds and low power to move towards the next generation of Renesas embedded AI (e-AI), which will accelerate increased intelligence of endpoint devices. A Renesas test chip featuring this accelerator has achieved the power efficiency of 8.8 TOPS/W (Note 1), which according to the company, is the industry's highest cla...