Artificial Intelligence News
Enterprise
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3.8KAccenture: How automation, augmentation and innovation will mean success in AI initiatives
According to a report from Accenture, artificial intelligence is forecast to double economic growth by 2035. The opportunity is a big one;...
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4.0KInfosys: On how edge computing and blockchain will be key in different ways for AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has gone beyond the way of the buzzword, all hype and no substance. Indeed, the technology is being increasingly...
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3.4K93% of firms committed to AI – but skills shortage posing problems
According to new research from software provider SnapLogic, many firms have fully invested in AI but more than half do not have...
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4.3KAI in the workplace: a blessing, not a curse
Artificial intelligence is beginning to permeate many aspects of our daily lives – it’s embedded into apps on our smartphones, leading the...
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3.2KMicrosoft wants to get business leaders up to speed on AI
Microsoft is launching AI courses to help business leaders understand how they can harness the technology and gain a competitive advantage. Last...
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3.9KIan Foley, Xenon Ventures: On combining AI and blockchain and getting the use cases right
For Ian Foley, venture partner at Xenon Ventures, it is a straightforward proposition which drives his personal and professional passions. “I spend...
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4.7KBill Bronske, Globant: Put people first and get the most out of your AI implementation
If 2015 and 2016 were all about putting together a data-driven business mantra, 2019 and beyond will see organisations ramping up the...
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5.0KMicrosoft announces AI-powered OneDrive and SharePoint features
Microsoft is bolstering OneDrive and SharePoint with new AI capabilities to stand out from the competition, including searchable video transcripts. According to...
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3.1KEnterprise automation investment to boom, says KPMG – but many organisational issues to tackle yet
Enterprise investment in the intelligent automation (IA) space is set to hit $232 billion (£x) by 2025 according to a new study...