When we imagine the future of AI, we may think of the fiction we see in cinema: highly advanced robots that can mimic humans so well as to be indistinguishable from them. It is true that the ability to quickly learn, process, and analyze information to make decisions is a

Digital transformation is more than a mythical buzzword these days. Technological improvements have disrupted many industries, and innovation has transformed the way businesses execute their processes. The number of advances healthcare has made in recent years is mind-boggling, but they’re just getting started. Healthcare innovation has always centered around improving patient outcomes,

Medical scientists seeking new ways to regenerate complex biological systems from cells have led to the advent of a 21st-century tissue engineering technology called 3D bio-printing. Without question, research on 3D bioprinting is new, disruptive, and expanding too. By taking advantage of AI, 3D bio-printing technology can only get better.  

Without a doubt, publishers are well-placed to harness the relationship with their audience – possessing the means to collect and build the strong first-party data sets required to deliver personalized experiences and power various revenue streams. But, as the industry moves further away from cookie-based targeting – and Google speaks

Let’s forget some of the most complex Artificial Intelligent (AI) systems out there, such as those in self-driving cars, robotic arms, and more, for a while and just focus on the systems on our smartphones. Consider a comparatively simpler application like Google Lens, which uses computer vision for image annotation

Computing advances and data expansion have suddenly made AI part of everyday life and an invaluable tool for almost every industry. Healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, law enforcement, national defense, and education all stand on the precipice of revolutions due to AI’s evolution – but perhaps no field is so perfectly suited