Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an everyday reality and business tool spurred by computer advancement, data science and the availability of huge data sets. Big tech companies – Google, Amazon and Meta – are now developing AI-based systems. The technology can mimic human speech, detect cancer, predict criminal activity, draft legal contracts, solve accessibility problems, and accomplish tasks better than

Artificial Intelligence (AI) may amplify historical biases against certain sections of society and actively neglect them and hence, organisations need to deliberately and consciously reflect on the impact AI systems have towards humans, society and the planet. A focus purely on getting the best artificial intelligence (AI)  may lead to

Agencies are getting savvier at using artificial intelligence as data comes into greater focus as marketing and information technology are becoming more entwined. Some studies back this up. For example, 81 percent of marketing and IT leaders surveyed by data platform Lytics said their two departments will become more involved

A new machine-learning algorithm independently finds linguistic norms that frequently coincide with those developed by human experts. Due to the remarkable complexity of human languages, linguists have long believed that a machine could not be trained to evaluate speech sounds and word patterns in the same manner as human investigators

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a key part of everyday life, transforming how we live, work, and solve new and complex challenges. From making voice banking possible for people with neurological conditions to helping autonomous vehicles make roads safer and helping researchers better understand rainfall patterns and human population trends, AI has allowed us to