Machine learning developers need to link into the existing processes that can help them create systems that will be trusted to perform at needed levels. The development ecosystem can also turn to machine learning to help manage the advance challenges of modern applications.

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Microsoft and Adaptive Biotechnologies have partnered on an ambitious immunology project that could see diseases diagnosed much faster.

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Ping An Technology is investing in AI tools that will transform and democratize personal finance, healthcare and education.

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Physics, too, has fallen into the artificial intelligence hype with a clutch of researchers using machine learning to deal with complex problems regarding huge amount of data.

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Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Learning with Less Labels program aims to reduce the amount of labeled data required to build a machine learning model.

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Guest Post from George Krasadakis How is AI impacting our world? What are the risks and how can we get prepared? Artificial Intelligence. One of the most popular technology terms of our time— and very frequently, overused or even, misused.

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DURHAM, N.C., June 26, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Infinia ML Wins 'Best Machine Learning Company' Award. Company Recognized in 2018 AI Breakthrough Awards Program.

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With eight expert-led courses, this bundle teaches you about the technology that fuels self-driving cars, Google’s algorithms, surgical robots, and much more.

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A study by Stanford University indicates that virtual reality, adaptive learning or analytical learning will be common in the classroom within fifteen years.

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The conversation around artificial intelligence and automation seems dominated by either doomsayers who fear robots will supplant all humans in the workforce, or optimists who think there's nothing new under the sun. But MIT Sloan professor Erik Brynjolfsson and his colleagues say that debate needs to take a different tone.

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