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The Time Has Come to Successfully Deploy Machine Learning
This article on the MIT Technology Review website explains how organizations may move beyond testing and deploy machine learning by concentrating on data and value propositions.
Discussing the Importance of AI Regulation
This MIT Technology Review article examines the risk if AI goes out of control and suggests ways to avoid them.
Modernizing the Automotive Industry to Provide a Seamless Customer Experience
This MIT Technology Review article suggests how the automotive industry can be modernized to provide a seamless customer experience.
Rethinking Design Thinking
This MIT Technology Review article evaluates whether the notion of design thinking is still relevant and where it went wrong.
A Model Replicating Sound-identification of the Human Brain
A group of MIT neuroscientists developed a computer model that can recognize where a certain sound is coming from as well as the human brain.
A Remedy for an Insecure Metaverse
While there are indications that the metaverse is going to be a challenging place in terms of safety, there is hope.
Amazon’s Alexa to Run Every Aspect of Your Life
Rohit Prasad, Alexa’s head scientist, talks about plans for Amazon's Alexa to run every aspect of your life. Here are the details.
The Latest in Healthcare
On this episode of the Health & Veritas podcast, Yale experts discuss the latest in healthcare and the effect of masks during the pandemic.
Sustaining an Environment of Continuous Learning
Ori Mor, cofounder and chief business officer at Wi-Charge shares his experience to sustain an environment of continuous learning.
What is a Human-Centered Approach?
The Centre on AI Technology for Humankind (AiTH) is addressing the pertinent questions about what a human-centered approach is.
The Pandemic Gave Way to a ‘Massive Infodemic’
China launches its first mission to collect moon rocks, which will be the first lunar sample brought back to Earth in over 44 years.
UK’s Contact Tracing App Prevented 600,000 Cases
Researchers in the UK have calculated that its contact tracing app may have prevented around 600,000 cases of covid-19.
