Supply Chain Science: applying AI and ML in 2020
Today, people and organisations often use the terms AI and Machine Learning (ML) so interchangeably that it is difficult to discern where one begins and the other... Read more.
Customising health: Using AI to deliver personalised healthcare
Much like an individual’s health, healthcare is arguably the most complex system that we have ever created. And as a consequence of our lifelong aspirations and... Read more.
AI and Data Gaps: The Plot Thickens
Four weeks ago, my last article for The AI Journal pointed out that the COVID-19 “creates data deficits … Relaxed or suspended regulatory reporting requirements... Read more.
Bridging the gap between reality vs virtual reality: What will the future hold?
Virtual reality (VR) – a computer-generated image or environment that allows the user to interact with something in a realistic way – is becoming ever-present... Read more.
How to get funding for your AI startup
Raising capital is for many startups a necessary evil. Sometimes even a recurring one. It’s a lot of work and it takes your focus away from the actual task at... Read more.
AI-Powered Credit Risk Analysis: The Pandemic Data Challenge
Machine learning and artificial intelligence enhance considerably the ability to assess correlations and covariances across a broader range of data sets to identify... Read more.
AI providers: focus on these 4 key issues for enterprise customer contract success
Negotiations between start-ups / scale-ups and potential customers are often challenging, especially at the enterprise-level. Nine-times-out-of-ten, enterprise customers... Read more.
The future of facial recognition in combatting bias
Facial recognition is in the spotlight again as a growing number of U.S. states seek to ban police use of the technology, due to public fears that it may lead to... Read more.
Using new technologies and data to combat knife crime
While the nationwide lockdown has contributed to a fall in knife offenses over the past few months, the month of June saw multiple high-profile knife attacks in... Read more.
Intelligent Machines: The New Clients of Banks?
My prediction is that around the late 2030s machines will start to own assets and liabilities and through this, they will rise to the status of ‘banking clients’.... Read more.