Tag: machine learning
IoT and Edge Computing Services
by Stefan Schmitt on August 2, 2018 8:33 pm
The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the most hyped topics in today’s technology coverage. But what really is IoT? The term IoT summarizes all connected “entities”. The Internet of Things is made up of the smallest machines up to the largest computers. All of them have in common that they use networking technology… Read more IoT and Edge Computing Services
Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing in Defence Systems
by Dev Saraf on August 1, 2018 9:50 am
“An unmanned systems future, really for almost every facet of our life, is inevitable. It is not going away, so we need to deal with it head-on” says Brigadier General Frank Kelley, and I concur. Kelley, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy’s unmanned systems put forward his idea that the unmanned drones are on… Read more Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing in Defence Systems
How to measure deep learning performance?
by puyang on July 30, 2018 10:03 am
With the huge success of deep learning in various fields, there is a critical question we need to answer. How to measure deep learning performance? In 2018, NVIDA president and CEO put forward the PLASTER framework to answer it [1]. PLASTER stands for Programmability, Latency, Accuracy, Size of a model, Throughput, Energy efficiency, and Rate… Read more How to measure deep learning performance?
AI and the insurance industry
by Anush Lakshmanan Vellayan on July 27, 2018 7:58 pm
AI is providing endless opportunities in analytics, marketing and software development for innovative professionals who are able to leverage technology effectively. With AI, there will be a shift in the skills needed to work in the insurance industry. Tech savvy professionals must train for the future and learn to work alongside AI to reveal their… Read more AI and the insurance industry
Should data analytics stay out of the creative arts?
by Howard Chen on July 27, 2018 9:43 am
Disclaimer: my blog post this week will have a more personal tone than I would normally use for an assignment. This post uses music as a proxy for other creative fields – I think the general logic here applies to visual arts, fashion, and even food and beverage, among others. Data analytics, artificial intelligence, machine… Read more Should data analytics stay out of the creative arts?
Big Data and Business
by Stefan Schmitt on July 27, 2018 9:24 am
The presentation form Srijan Kumar (Stanford) gave insights on the components of Big Data and data mining. Describing Big Data as the combination of: Machine Learning Statistics Artificial Intelligence Databases is a great way to look at it. I would like to add the notion that we can think of Artificial Intelligence as the combination… Read more Big Data and Business
Online Dating Will Teach You What You Need in Digital Era
by Atsuki Saito on July 25, 2018 4:50 pm
Tinder? eHarmony? Match.com? Nowadays there are many matching sites and apps. Some of my friends are addicted to Tinder, while some of them complain that they don’t get good matches even though the matching quality is said to be increasing. To be honest, I know how they feel. Personally, I started to use dating apps… Read more Online Dating Will Teach You What You Need in Digital Era
Using Big Data to Fight Credit Card Fraud
by Claire Wang on July 21, 2018 4:56 pm
According to research payments group Javelin, 15.4 million consumers experienced identity theft or fraud in 2016, amounting to more than $16 billion worth of theft.[1] As fraudulent credit card purchases grow, the onus is on credit card and payments companies to take action: the Fair Credit Billing Act states that credit card owners are liable… Read more Using Big Data to Fight Credit Card Fraud
The danger of biased algorithmic systems and how to solve it
by Adam Dada on July 20, 2018 3:14 pm
What you give is what you get. This saying seems to be perfectly applicable to the realm of AI systems as well. Or as IBM puts it (3), artificial intelligence is only “as effective as the data it was trained on” and, therefore, machine intelligence is “accurately reflecting the prejudices of the people it drew… Read more The danger of biased algorithmic systems and how to solve it
Artificially Intelligent Human Bias
by Yu Ching Tan on July 20, 2018 10:49 am
The assertion made by Craig Martell[1] that Artificial Intelligence is a business model, a buzzword, rather than of substantial content, is not a new one. For him, the truth lies in the collection of data, and in the modeled statistical world. This has been articulated many times by various entities – and this makes sense… Read more Artificially Intelligent Human Bias
Stefan works with his team at Verizon Digital Ecosystems on creating a portfolio of services that expand outside of Verizon's traditional network services business.
In his role, Stefan identifies, develops and executes strategic business opportunities that have the potential to be disruptive.
Stefan is responsible for shaping improving and developing existing and new products that cover all aspects of the business with the aim to drive margin and gain share.
In his role, Stefan identifies, develops and executes strategic business opportunities that have the potential to be disruptive.
Stefan is responsible for shaping improving and developing existing and new products that cover all aspects of the business with the aim to drive margin and gain share.
