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Swiss energy services company uses machine learning to see the future

CIO Business Intelligence

Since 2010, IWB has been an independent company owned by the Canton of Basel-Stadt, supplying the region with electricity, heat, drinking water, and telecom and mobility solutions, as well as producing and selling renewable and CO2-neutral energy. The problem was that the smart meters were only feeding their data once a day.

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Climate and Sustainability Hackathon—Meet the Judges!

Cloudera

The Hackathon was intended to provide data science experts with access to Cloudera machine learning to develop their own Accelerated Machine Learning Project (AMP) focused on solving one of the many environmental challenges facing the world today.

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Cropin’s agriculture industry cloud to provide apps, data frameworks

CIO Business Intelligence

Dubbed Cropin Cloud, the suite comes with the ability to ingest and process data, run machine learning models for quick analysis and decision making, and several applications specific to the industry’s needs. The company claims to have deployed such predictive maintenance or analysis across 200 million acres of land globally.

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Prioritizing AI? Don’t shortchange IT fundamentals

CIO Business Intelligence

People aren’t going back and decluttering because there’s no cost to that — except in your risk profile and your decreased search performance,” says Buckley. The same issues were revealed when Microsoft launched Delve, and before that when the FAST integration brought powerful search to SharePoint in 2010. But it was.

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Canada Life’s efforts to equally strengthen talent and tech

CIO Business Intelligence

From IT’s point of view, there’s going to be a steep trajectory over the next few years, spearheaded by generative AI and machine learning, that will dramatically change how people live and work. Then there’s thinking outside the box to figure out what the unknown risks are regarding generative AI and machine learning.

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Schrodinger’s Automation in AI and the Automation Bias

Jen Stirrup

The effects of AI will be magnified in the coming decade as manufacturing, retailing, transportation, finance, health care, law, advertising, insurance, entertainment, education, and virtually every other industry transform their core processes and business models to take advantage of machine learning.

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Generative AI: A paradigm shift in enterprise and startup opportunities

CIO Business Intelligence

Deep learning emerged in academia in the early 2000s, with broader industry adoption starting around 2010. A subfield of machine learning – deep learning – trains models for various tasks by presenting them with examples. Transfer learning emerged in the mid-2000s and quickly became popular.