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CIO Leadership Live with James Rinaldi, CIO, Director for Information Technology, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory | Ep 11
In this episode, host Maryfran Johnson talks with James Rinaldi, CIO at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, about opening up data silos and driving data transformation; having a seat at the table to lead change; and using technology to explore...
Will Apple play nice with others to make Siri smarter?
We’re going to hear lots about embedded vision product development during the Embedded Vision Summit, but the first announcement may have implications for Apple's machine learning systems.
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IDG Enterprise's Digital Edge 50: Pushing Digital Boundaries
Winning projects used technology such as artificial intelligence, IoT, virtual reality/augmented reality, cloud, data analytics and mobile/smart devices to drive business innovation.
Cisco shakes up collaboration efforts; morphs Spark into Webex
Cisco Spark will become Webex Teams as part of a ‘fundamental shift’ that includes new leadership and more A.I. integration.
The promise and the power of the business-focused IBM Watson digital assistant
Digital assistants today will clearly pale in comparison to what they will evolve into. IBM is leading the charge for this next generation, and it is targeting not the home, but business.
Mind-reading tech is here (and more useful than you think!)
Reading brain waves was useless until A.I. got involved. Now mind reading has real-world, practical applications.
Apple’s Siri: The only search engine you’ll need
Is Apple about to get into search? Probably not in the conventional sense, but Apple’s successful hire of Google’s John Giannandrea shows there’s a new kid in town.
Report: AI assistants and chatbots gain traction in the enterprise
Microsoft’s Cortana AI assistant currently leads the charge in the workplace, thanks to Windows 10 integration.
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Technologies that will disrupt business in 2018
From artificial intelligence to augmented reality, these dozen disruptive technologies and trends will begin driving how business gets done at forward-thinking organizations this year.
IBM Think 2018 shows how Watson has gone wireless
The IBM Think 2018 conference was like World of Watson 2.0. This year they did a much better job showing how AI, the cloud, IoT and IoTT are using wireless and starting to transform the lives of every business and every consumer.
IBM’s new Watson Assistant targets business with ‘white label’ service
The newest voice-activated A.I. assistant differs from Alexa, Siri, Cortana and others with a white-label service approach that works in the background.
Google is often its own worst enemy
From Google Now to its notification-centric smartwatch vision, it's astonishing how willing Google is to ditch great ideas instead of nurturing them to maturity.
Google is creating its own Amazon right under our noses
How an innocuous-seeming announcement speaks volumes about Google's shifting ambitions — and its efforts to remain relevant in a rapidly changing world.
5G Americas says 5G will drive autonomous car revolution
5G Americas says 5G will play a big role in the autonomous or self-driving car. This is true but is only part of the story. AI, IoT and other technologies will also drive this revolution.
A.R., A.I. and 5G to help drive mobile spending through '21
Companies are expected to boost their deployment of augmented reality software and hardware this year as they bolster efforts to enable employee mobility.
Why autonomous cars won’t be autonomous
The truth is that artificial intelligence is neither artificial nor intelligent. A.I. is made out of people.
What the virtual assistant battle is really all about, in a single word
Once you understand why all these tech companies so desperately want you to adore their assistants, the push for a "smart" everything suddenly makes a lot more sense.
5 missing footnotes from those Android P rumors
Android P rumor season has begun — but this first batch of tantalizing teases could use a little clarification.
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