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    MIT IBM Watson AI Lab
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    Yawn, study, cuddle: IBM, MIT roll out video data set for AI model training

    An AI lab has created a massive database classifying short clips of basic actions to help AI models learn to identify videos as accurately as they can identify still images.

    By • Dec. 4, 2017
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    Dive Awards

    Up-and-Coming Tech of the Year: Democratized AI

    AI may have moved from fantasy to reality, but for most companies this reality is still not accessible. Democratized AI tools are beginning to hit the enterprise and change this.

    By • Dec. 4, 2017
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    Automation

    In search of productivity gains, IT leaders are making automation their top priority. But successful enterprise AI deployments depend on access to the right data sets.

    By CIO Dive staff
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    AWS brings in new customers with AI, ML, security tools

    While Amazon's spot as the No. 1 IaaS provider has never been in question, Microsoft and Google have been able to tout their own cloud platforms thanks to the wide array of AI, ML and Big Data tools.

    By • Dec. 1, 2017
  • Airbnb: Now hosting AI

    The company introduced a machine learning AI system in 2014 and has spent the last few years developing its ability to personalize search results.

    By • Sept. 5, 2017
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    More companies prioritizing robotics investments over mobility and cybersecurity

    In an IDC ranking of the top three investments across industries, more than half of surveyed companies prioritized robotics.

    By • Sept. 5, 2017
  • AI can help astrophysicists study distant galaxies

    Analyses of space distortions using AI are 10 million times faster than traditional methods, shortening the time it takes to reduce image distortions from weeks to seconds.

    By • Sept. 1, 2017