Tony Paikeday, Dir. of Product Marketing, A.I. & Deep Learning at NVIDIA We’re already seeing a wave of innovation across industries. From real-world data, computers are learning to recognize patterns

We deal with a lot of data every day, but the way we deal with it is changing rapidly. Increasingly, machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) are cropping up

It was recently reported that Alipay, the world’s biggest payment company, had hit $100 billion in transactions in less than a year with zero branches.  Traditional banks would have taken

Google’s Pixel 2 event in San Francisco on Wednesday had a lot of stuff to show off and most of it was more of the same: the next iteration of the

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the face of business. No longer a futuristic concept, its impact is real. From tech giants like Google, Apple and Amazon to user-centric behemoths like

While Artificial Intelligence offers great opportunity for businesses, a prominent concern coming out of the AI revolution surrounds the workforce. There are worries that further developments and implementation of AI

There are enormous and ever-growing data sets about medicine, finance, engineering and many other aspects of modern life. These data sets can be mined for insights that have the potential

84% of respondents say AI will enable them to obtain or sustain a competitive advantage. 83% believe AI is a strategic priority for their businesses today. 84% of respondents say

The cloud is getting smarter by the minute. In fact, it will soon know more about the photos you’ve uploaded than you do. Cloud storage company Box announced today that

Machine conquered man when Google’s AlphaGO defeated the top professional Go player, but the evolution of deep learning didn’t end with the game. Baidu improved speech recognition from 89% to