First of all: Get an overview! This one by disruptive technology expert Andrew Burgess demystifies AI and explains a lot of its specialized vocabulary. Aptly named an “executive guide,” it is exceptionally clear and will be useful to anyone who wants a handle on AI:
Artificial intelligence isn’t a pipe dream. You can use it right now.
Andrew Burgess Palgrave Macmillan
Now proceed by disrupting operations at your company! Usually, this works best by applying AI to business operations with Enterprise Cognitive Computing (ECC) apps. The upside? ECC allows for faster analysis with more accurate and reliable results. The downside? To harness the benefits, companies must develop a suite of capabilities. Here is how it works:
The memories you store over the long term form the raw material for creativity and focused intentions.
#gettogether: How to Manage Complexity in a Post-Truth World
Brand expert Sean Pillot de Chenecey discusses ethical issues of dishonest politics, data privacy, election interference, surveillance, authenticity in branding and the related implications of emerging technologies.
"Hm. Not much has happened in the last half hour since I said 'Alexa, I'm hungry'..."
All About AI – Part 4: I Hear You
You may be talking a lot to your voice assistant on your phone or that home speaker you bought on Black Friday. It can be fun to engage in conversations with your chatbot – for a while. If only they could understand what you’re telling them. Which they really don’t.
Women in Tech Make Their Own Luck
Silicon Valley has a gender problem. These women aren’t waiting.
