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As we move toward a more modern, automated future, organizations must get a grasp of data silos to experience AI’s full potential.Read More
Why AI-optimized workflows aren’t always best for business
Find out why humans will still need to have the final say when AI assists in human-centered tasks like employee scheduling.Read More
The Best Cars, Rides, and Auto Tech of CES 2023
Aside from color-morphing concepts and Tron-inspired bikes, this year’s show was about how car and tech companies will work closer together in the future.
We need to build better bias in AI
AI teams urgently need to become more diverse; and, the conversation around AI bias must expand to keep up with evolving AI systems.Read More
New Details Emerge About Apple’s Mixed-Reality Headset
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Slack Discloses Breach of Its Github Code Repository
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US Cities Are Falling Out of Love With the Parking Lot
California and many local governments are scrapping requirements that once made cars the center of the urban landscape.
A 3D Printing Renaissance Is Coming for Tabletop Games
The technology could draw more players into the pricey hobby by allowing people to design their own pieces and even develop their own games.
Best practices for creating Amazon Lex interaction models
Amazon Lex is an AWS service for building conversational interfaces into any application using voice and text, enabling businesses to add sophisticated, natural language chatbots across different channels. Amazon Lex uses machine learning (ML) to understand natural language (normal conversational text and speech). In this post, we go through a set of best practices for …
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Power recommendations and search using an IMDb knowledge graph – Part 3
This three-part series demonstrates how to use graph neural networks (GNNs) and Amazon Neptune to generate movie recommendations using the IMDb and Box Office Mojo Movies/TV/OTT licensable data package, which provides a wide range of entertainment metadata, including over 1 billion user ratings; credits for more than 11 million cast and crew members; 9 million …
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