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Best practices for managing large content libraries
Learn practical tips to organize and manage your content library effectively. From content audits to CMS tools, discover strategies for optimizing, updating, and maintai...
Envisioning the AI Value-creation Maturity Curve – Lessons from the Internet
2025 will be the year when Artificial Intelligence (AI) must prove itself beyond driving mundane, easily replicated productivity improvements. To be successful, AI must f...
The role of hypothesis-driven AI in medical research
The medical field has some of the greatest potential for artificial intelligence (AI) implementation. The right algorithms and data could identify hard-to-pin illnesses a...
AI and IoT: Transforming how we live and work
Even though IoT has been around for a while, adoption has accelerated thanks to recent technology advancements, including improved connections, cloud computing, machine l...
How AI can turn audio recordings into accurate images
AI’s sudden surge in popularity and capabilities empower research teams to enhance its versatility for broader use. The University of Texas at Austin (UT) recently pion...
What happens when you click “Accept All Cookies”?
People Don’t Want Cookies—But Accept Them Anyway We’ve all been there. You visit a website for the first time, and a pop-up asks you to “accept all cookies.�...
Let’s Get Small! Nanoeconomics to Address Economic Welfare Loss
Much like Alice in Alice in Wonderland, who drank from the “Drink Me” bottle and shrank to explore a world she couldn’t access before, nanoeconomics invites us to t...
Sentiment analysis at scale: Applying NLP to multi-lingual and domain-specific texts
Introduction Sentiment analysis, also known as opinion mining, is a powerful concept in the Natural Language Processing (NLP) technique that interprets and classifies emo...
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...