Nathan Gore, editor at The Fintech Times. Whilst many predict Skynet or the complete takeover of AI-powered Robots, plenty of startups/companies are getting on with pragmatic AI solutions to helping humans, ones which are no less ground-breaking... “If you don’t have an AI strategy - you are going to di

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It's Saturday night and you've just finished watching the last episode of a Swedish crime drama that you somehow stumbled upon, although you can't quite remember how.

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The ability to use data to help AIs learn new skills and gain new insights is one of the most thought-after skills anyone could have in today's big data world. A great way of finding more about AI and machine learning is through fee online courses. Here I look at my favorite free AI online courses.

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Too often, emails and in-app or website recommendations are based on static demographic or transactional data that miss the mark.

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It is a centuries-old image of good science: the lab-coated expert, hunched over a microscope analyzing a glass slide. Proscia wants to resign it to history – at least, when it comes…

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The technology could put you in a video game without fancy equipment

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BI Prime: Several mega deals of more than $100 million boosted investments in AI startups in Q1 2018, according to the MoneyTree report.

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AI can help businesses reach consumers directly in this new, mobile-first environment.

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Over the last decade, early business uses of Artificial Intelligence (AI), or machine learning, in life sciences have proven successful in drug discovery – predicting molecule-target bonding, identifying new biomarkers, and uncovering new drug indications. Now machine learning is gaining broader traction into other areas, including commercial operations, and transforming the way the industry collects, synthesizes, and uses data.

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