The One Practice That Is Separating The AI Successes From The Failures
Anyone who has been following the news on AI in 2022 knows of the high rate of AI project failures. Somewhere between 60-80% of AI projects are failing according to…
AI Ethics Flummoxed By Those Salting AI Ethicists That “Instigate” Ethical AI Practices
Salting has been in the news quite a bit lately. I am not referring to the salt that you put into your food. Instead, I am bringing up the “salting”…
How The U.S. Department Of Labor Is Leveraging Its Data Rich Environment
Governments are awash in data. To make sense of this data, gain insights, and to better serve citizens, agencies are turning to technologies such as automation, RPA, and ML and…
Human Vs AI: Who Would Win In The Iconic Mind Combat?
Artificial Intelligence (AI), the science of creating smarter and more intelligent human-like machines, has inevitably sparked the debate about human vs AI. In an effort to create more intelligent machines,…
The 9th ARDD: Longevity Biotechnology Is Gaining Prominence And Credibility In The Pharmaceutical Industry
About eighteen years ago, when I was still a computer scientist, very few credible scientists, and entrepreneurs were interested in aging research or longevity. There were very few conferences and…
Machine Learning At The Forefront Of Telemental Health
Michael Stefferson received his PhD in Physics from the University of Colorado before deciding to make the jump into machine learning (ML). He spent the last several years as a…
Is It Time To Start Using Race And Gender To Combat Bias In Lending?
A woman, let’s call her Lisa, applies for a loan. She’s 35 with a graduate degree, a high earning trajectory and a 670 credit score. She also just returned to…
Bitcoin And Resonant Ideas
I’m bullish on Bitcoin but my reasons are very different from what you might have heard elsewhere. My conviction has to do with what I’ve learned as a student of…
AI Ethics Mulling Over The Merits Of Legally Mandating Atonement Funds To Ensure Accountability For AI Acting Badly
Who’s to blame? That might seem like a straightforward question, though in the case of the famous comedy bit by the legendary duo of Abbott and Costello about a baseball…
Deploying AR In Construction To Achieve Operational Excellence
The construction sector in the United States builds structures worth around $1.3 trillion every year and employs over 7 million laborers. But due to its complex and fragmented nature, the…