The current world speed record for riding a bike down a straight, flat road was set in 2012 by a Dutch team, but the Swiss have a plan to topple their rivals — with a little help from machine learning. An algorithm trained on aerodynamics could streamline their bike, perhaps cutting air resistance …

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The AI revolution will impact every industry eventually.

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A Cambridge-based start-up believes machine learning software is the key to autonomous vehicles and Wayve is developing machine learning algorithms for aut

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Save big on your MCubed ticket now, then hit the beach happy

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If you're hoping to use one or the other in your business, it's important to know which one to focus on.

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To succeed with deep learning and AI, you must handle machine learning logistics well. A new white paper from O'Reilly Media explores how.

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ML inevitably adds black boxes to automated systems and there is clearly an ethical going on. The risks can be mitigated with five simple principles.

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Developers know a lot about the machine learning (ML) systems they create and manage, that’s a given. However, there is a need for non-developers to have a high level understanding of the types of systems.

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Let’s see why financial companies should care, what solutions they can implement with AI and machine learning, and how exactly they can apply this technology.

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Apple has combined its various artificial intelligence divisions into a new structure led by recent hire John Giannandrea, formerly Google’s head of search and AI. TechCrunch first reported the restructuring earlier today, and Apple confirmed the change with an update to its executive leadership page.

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