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MIT Technology Review
Here are four of the most creative data collection methods used by experts at the leading annual conference on natural-language processing.
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Forbes
Smart home technology is becoming ubiquitous: According to GfK, a global market research company, more than one-third of U.S. consumers own two or more smart home devices. We've come a long way in a few years since the first smart home technology was introduced. Now, homebuyers seek a more sophisticated home technology platform and have been conditioned to a fast-moving, two-year update cycle by the cell phone industry.
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The University of Texas at Austin
The retail giant is making news by now requiring all its leafy vegetable suppliers to implement blockchain technology. Can other food retailers and produce suppliers be far behind?
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FedTech Magazine
Astronauts can see from the International Space Station that the Earth is a three-dimensional object. They can also print such objects onboard their vessel.
NASA helps astronauts print out mission procedures and photos via specialized 2-D printers, but also gives them the ability to use 3-D printers to make handy tools and other parts they may need. For now, 3-D printers are used to get those tools into the astronauts' hands in a speedy fashion. In the future, NASA envisions using 3-D printing to create entire habitats or landing pads for use on other planets.
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Dallas Business Journal
More than $5 million in federal money is being invested into fracking-related research and development.
The University of Pittsburgh, for instance, received a $1.76 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to pilot a new method of treating hydrofracturing wastewater, according to an announcement from the university.
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CSO
When it comes to artificial intelligence and security, InfoSec and IT teams have raised skepticism to an art form. After all, we've been hearing since the late 1980s that AI is coming. Given that most vendors have slipped AI and machine learning terminology into their marketing speak, it seems like it's much more of the same: selling the future, not the present. There may be a germ of truth in that. But, in reporting this story, we were hard-pressed to find experts who aren't firmly convinced that AI is about to have a profound effect on information security.
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The New York Times
About 18 months ago, Shawn Blanton, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, met with some of his graduate students to redesign his course on artificial intelligence.
"We need to transform this course to make it more relevant outside these walls," he said.
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EE Times
It's always been assumed that quantum computing is better — at least to the layperson. But IBM research scientists have now actually proven mathematically that quantum computing is faster than a classical computer for certain problems.
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Information Week
According to a recent survey on enterprise AIOps adoption, 67% of enterprise IT organizations in the US have experimented with artificial intelligence and machine learning for data management and incident remediation. What’s more, Gartner expects AI to create more jobs than it replaces by 2020. AI is moving fast and enterprises need talent today, but not just any talent. What once was a shortage of coding and software engineering expertise has now translated into an overall shortage of skills in artificial intelligence and algorithmic engineering.
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CIO
Some dramatic “disruptions” are occurring pushed by very young and very innovative companies, forcing more traditional corporations to react with digital transformation initiatives. It is not a surprise that Gartner mentions that “90% of corporate leaders view digital as a top priority,” and that yet “83% of leaders struggle to make meaningful progress on digital transformation.”
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Forbes
By now, you probably know that there's more to your career success than your skill set. Your personal attributes and as it turns out, the way people perceive you, play a big role in your professional growth. Disturbingly, some research suggests that your height may be linked to certain career outcomes. A study conducted by marketing agency Fractl found that taller professionals are more likely to earn more over the course of their lives. And while these findings are interesting, one way to ensure career success is to focus on the things you can control; these are your skills, your performance and relationships at work. Here are some tips to make your current (or next) job a successful experience.
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