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The pandemic continues to impact logistics and transportation firms, causing a range of disruptions, including flight cancellations and buildups at ports of call. In a 2020 Statista survey, 41% of supply chain decision makers in the automotive and transportation industry alone said that they’d lost $50…
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Latvia-based AIops startup Monq Lab has announced the free version of its incident control and automation platform to help enterprises and SMEs proactively support their IT…
Spell, Graphcore partner to build next-gen AI infrastructure
February 8, 2022
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Two 5-year-old startups — one each from the U.K. and the U.S. — today announced a partnership to design and build what they describe as “the next generation of AI…
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Meet Tara.
A transaction screening analyst, Tara has daily tasks that include continuously reviewing alert messages, examining alert reviews and dispositions, cross-referencing messages with third-party tools such as Google or OpenCorporates.com, and tuning systems to improve automation rates.
“My…
AlphaIC sampling Gluon chip for edge AI
February 7, 2022
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Start-up AlphaIC yesterday announced that it has begun sampling its Gluon coprocessor for edge AI inference to customers. AlphaIC claims the chip delivers competitive performance…
AI in retail has to be semi-automated. Here’s why
February 6, 2022
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Retailers need more decision automation, faster coordination of supply chains, and faster interactions with consumers, which means they will increasingly rely on AI. Automated…
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In August 2015, around the height of the chatbot craze, Meta (formerly Facebook) launched an AI-and-human-powered virtual assistant called M. The promise of M — which select Facebook users could access through Facebook Messenger — was a “next-generation” assistant that would automatically place…
Turtles all the way down: Why AI’s cult of objectivity is dangerous, and how we can be better
February 5, 2022
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This article was contributed by Slater Victoroff, founder and CTO of Indico Data.
There is a belief, built out of science fiction and a healthy fear of math, that AI is some…
AI Weekly: DeepMind’s AlphaCode, automatic age verification, and a new open language model
February 5, 2022
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This week in AI, DeepMind detailed a new code-generating system, AlphaCode, that it claims is competitive with top human programmers. Supermarket chains in the U.K. announced that…
Can you trust AI to protect AI?
February 5, 2022
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Now that AI is heading into the mainstream of IT architecture, the race is on to ensure that it remains secure when exposed to sources of data that are beyond the enterprise’s control. From the data center to the cloud to the edge, AI will have to contend with a wide variety of vulnerabilities and an…
