Data science implications of a second gilded age
Wirestock on Freepick Mark Twain coined the term The Gilded Age when he published his 1873 novel The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today. Between 1870 and 1914, the US experience...
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Deepfake Technology: A useful tool or a growing threat for businesses?
There is a popular saying that seeing is believing. With so many fake videos circulating online, it’s hard to tell real from fake. So, is seeing truly believing? In...
Computing: Evaluating self-driving cars, robots and AGI with signals—as the benchmark
If any process is [almost] completely predictable [or say routine enough], it is probably guaranteed that machines will outperform humans, implying that machines often ha...
Large action models and the promise of true agency
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay In September 2024, Salesforce AI Research EVP and Chief Scientist Silvio Savarese posted at the Salesforce 360 site on the rise of larg...
Driving Relevant GenAI / LLM Outcomes with Contextual Continuity
As GenAI tools like ChatGPT become increasingly popular for problem-solving and decision-making, users often face a critical challenge: navigating the vast expanse of kno...
AI visual analysis in 3D printing hardware
In the last few years, consumer-level 3D printing hardware has been gaining popularity in the hobby space, and it’s easy to see why. The ease of accessible or free ...
Ethical AI in data practices: Balancing innovation and privacy
AI has quickly emerged as the technology of this century, promising to revolutionize industries like healthcare, finance, and retail. But as the power of AI grows, so doe...
Generative AI for supply chain management and its use cases
Generative AI is a type of artificial intelligence. It creates new content based on the data it learns. This technology is powerful and versatile. In supply chain managem...
Internet, safety research: Instant model for AI alignment
AI does not have moments. AI uses digital memory. When the memory is used to result in intelligence, there is no possibility for instantaneous permanence—with a likelih...