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Global AI community InspiredMinds has announced the appointment of Charlie Cracknell as Managing Director and board member of the core business including world-leading brands World Summit AI and Intelligent Health.
Announcement: WORLD SUMMIT AI announces return to a physical summit this October in Amsterdam for fifth year anniversary special edition
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Press Release: EU's AI Regulation: Europe Puts Values and Fundamental Rights Front and Center
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Global AI community InspiredMinds has launched Mothership(tm) an AI community app.
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If there is is one sector where AI is already paying dividends, it's in finance. We can see the impact across the sector as a whole from private banking, to customer service, investment banking and financial services.
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Announcement: World leading hosts join InspiredMinds and the launch of AI.TV™
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Topics: AI
Ex Apple Chief Chris Broad joins Global AI and Health Technology media company alongside three appointments as advisors to the board of directors.
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Who left us shook? Who blew our as-yet-unblown minds?
Here is the World Summit AI community's top 50 Innovators in 2020!
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The future of digital health lies with women - innovators, doctors, frontline health workers, and leaders. However, only 12% of artificial intelligence researchers are women, and tech giants (including Google, IBM, Microsoft) employ less than 15% women in AI projects.
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Given that commercial applications of machine learning have only recently entered the limelight, methods for developing the technology are still, for the most part, based on ad-hoc solutions. Common standards for commercial applications of machine learning remain far and few, which has many businesses wasting time and resources developing and maintaining homegrown hardware and software for their AI solutions. This not only increases the costs of innovation, but the multiplicity of technology formats also makes it impossible for AI systems and technology tools to work together.
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