Artificial Intelligence - Predictions for 2019
2018 Was a Major Year for AI - From Data Privacy, to the AI "Arms Race." But What Lies Ahead in 2019? Some top AI experts have compiled a list of predictions - see those below! They talk about everything from AI in healthcare to Facebook to voice to Nvidia to 5G
Top Article for 2018 - How Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Can Create More Employment Opportunities
The impact of AI and robotics on employment goes far deeper than just job creation. AI, and subsequently, robotics, are niche technologies that demand an extensive understanding of every associated parameter.
NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier Module for Next-Gen Autonomous Machines
Module delivers up to 32 TOPS of performance, fits in palm of your hand. Developers can use Jetson AGX Xavier to build the autonomous machines that will solve some of the worlds toughest problems, and help transform a broad range of industries.
How Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Improve Patient Care
By working in tandem with AI and robotics in healthcare, humans can deliver a higher quality of care for patients in very measurable ways.
Toyota AI Ventures Goes on the Road to Meet Robotics Entrepreneurs
Calling robotics innovators in Silicon Valley, Austin, Boston, and Pittsburgh
AI Could Beat Humans at Everything by 2030
Specialized AI applications will become both progressively ordinary and more useful by 2030, improving our economy and quality of life.
World Economic Forum: A.I. and robotics will create almost 60 million more jobs than they destroy by 2022
Saheli Roy Choudhury for CNBC: The outlook for job creation is more positive today because companies better understand what kind of opportunities are available to them due to developments in technology, according to WEF.
Artificial Intelligence: The Next Big Thing In Service Robotics
The traditional industrial robots, engineered with advanced sensors and AI, have found several applications in manufacturing and electronics, which boosted the growth of the service robotics market.
Using AI to Train Robots
As a human, you have an intuition about how a good movement looks. Transferring that intuition to the robot happens more naturally through guiding than through writing a sequence of motor control commands.
LG Set To Define Future Of Artificial Intelligence At New North American AI Research Labs
Silicon Valley and Toronto Labs to Drive Evolution of Advanced AI Technologies Across Multiple Touchpoints
Toyota AI Ventures Launches Call for Innovation to Fund Robotics Startups Focused on Mobile Manipulation
Offers entrepreneurs from around the world opportunity to receive up to $2 million in funding
INTUITION ROBOTICS NAMED 2018 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BREAKTHROUGH AWARD WINNER
Companys ElliQ Smart Robot Recognized with "Innovation Award for Cognitive Robotics" in 2018 AI Breakthrough Awards Program
What's the Difference Between Analog and Neuromorphic Chips in Robots?
Encompassing a mere four square centimeters and holding more than 5 billion transistors, the chip also features 1 million digital neurons that function via 256 million digital synapses. It's hard to ignore the chip's parallels to the human brain
Is Your Company Ready for Artificial Intelligence?
The future of AI will require facing rapid change, vagueness, and difficulty. We need to be prepared for different adaptations of the future. There is no way to know what path the development of AI will take.
VTT has 3D printed a smart metal part: a step towards artificial intelligence
VTT's proof of concept demo showed that a range of sensors or smart identifications can be added to 3D printed metal parts during manufacture, in order to track the performance and condition of machines or devices, or verify the authenticity of the parts.
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