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Which will win the battle of AI chatbots: A rules-based one or ‘black box’?
Philip M. Parker | 2023-05-15
Each of the two main generative AI methodologies - rules-based and DL - has its own advantages and drawbacks. Rather than trying to determine which is better, the future of generative AI may instead lie in blending the two methods, writes Philip Parker, a professor of marketing at INSEAD.
Checkmate: The Future of AI Technology Makes a Move
Satyen K. Bordoloi | 2021-12-14
On the 10th anniversary of artificial intelligence’s first successful applications, Satyen K. Bordoloi trawls through the history of computing and AI, explains the resistance to the technology in the past, and predicts that every company once hostile to AI will have embraced it in the next few years.
The next trillion-dollar business: personal AI assistants - part 3
Satyen K. Bordoloi | 2023-05-23
The first two parts of this three-part series describe PAI assistants and how ChatGPT’s rise reflects the popular desire for them. In this final part, award-winning tech columnist Satyen K. Bordoloi examines how such a system might function in daily life.
Federated graph neural networks ease the data burden of AI training
Anna Saranti | 2023-11-03
Federated networks form models in which several separate networks or locations share resources via central management frameworks to enforce consistent configurations and policies. Anna Saranti, a postdoc researcher at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences in Vienna, explains their workings.
Scientist puts longevity in the picture
Calum Chace | 2022-06-14
Anastasia Georgievskaya is doing important work for the longevity revolution, using AI to develop biomarkers from photos of consumers’ skin. Ironically, consumers seem more interested in offers of enhanced attractiveness than of extended lifespan.
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