Artificial Intelligence can recognize documents, robots complete electronic files, recognize speech, images and analyze behavior, artificial creations

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One of the reasons why Coca Cola is over 130 years old today is that it has always been able to to stay at the forefront of business, technology and innovation. Here we take a look at the fascinating ways Coca Cola used Artificial Intelligence (AI), big data and augmented reality to stay on top.

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Bridging the gap between technology and business

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Deep Learning continues to produce across a wide set of challenges.  Clearly at a critical tipping point. 

Much as they are today, people were enthralled by artificial intelligence in 1973 — the year Michael Crichton released the film Westworld. The film became MGM’s biggest box office hit of the year, yet launched the same year as the first AI winter: a massive event of depleted AI resources, dashed expectations, and dwindling interest over the ensuing decades.

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In this special guest feature, Daniel Gutierrez from insideBIGDATA offers up his 2017 roundup industry predictions from Big Data thought leaders. "AI, ML, and NLP innovations have really exploded this past year but despite a lot of hype, most of the tangible applications are still based on specialized AI and not general AI. We will continue to see new use-cases of such specialized AI across verticals and key business processes. These use-cases would primarily be focused on the evolutionary process improvement side of the digital transformation."

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A common theme of data fueling intelligent insights across a variety of domains and solutions.  App vendors realize AI enablement is critical to competitive advantage moving forward into 2017.