The technology's projected growth shows its emergence as a business aid, according to Deloitte research.

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Machine learning will make sense of the security threats your organization faces and help your staff focus on more valuable, strategic tasks. It could also be the answer to the next WannaCry.

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The world of work — and, as a result, the economy — is set to undergo some major changes thanks to advancements in automation and AI.

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(NEW YORK) — Companies are improving facial recognition technology and using machine learning to increase efficiency and make their products more user-friendly for consumers, according to CapTech Mobile Fellow Jack Cox. Cox recently spoke with ABC News about how people are familiarizing themselves with facial recognition following the release of the Apple’s iPhone X. Apple’s [...]

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SecBI's Alex Vaystikh and Gilad Peleg explain how AI can be used to strengthen threat detection systems.

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There are too many apps "for that" nowadays. AI and machine learning can help app developers and marketers build and market better apps that people can find and love. Oh the irony of AI making apps more personal and human!

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Striking acceptable training times for GPU accelerated machine learning on very large datasets has long-since been a challenge, in part because there are l

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Hospitals are proving the merits of machine learning and cognitive computing, but deep learning and data dependence are key.

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Computer scientist Jeff Dean is an icon at Google. The senior fellow co-designed and co-implemented five generations of Googles crawling indexing and query retrieval systems.

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