HLS verifies artificial intelligence for ADAS in autonomous cars

Artificial Intelligence (AI) involves the use of neural networks and you might have heard of terms like CNNs, DCNs, GANs, SNNs and wonder what they mean. Fundamentally, they are nothing but a set of …

How the uses of artificial intelligence impacts businesses

The uses of artificial intelligence are still in their infancy as the majority of early artificial intelligence adopters are trying to sell us more and more things. Advertisements are geared toward y…

The risks and advantages of artificial intelligence

There’s no doubt that artificial intelligence and machine learning are difficult to understand: it’s a complicated field. As computing power continues to accelerate, which is driving the ability to p…

How can companies use artificial intelligence technology?

Artificial intelligence technology is about collecting vast amounts of data from devices around the world and making sense out of it. Data is only useful, though, if you can do something with it. Art…

AI: A complement to human intelligence, not a replacement

The idea of intelligent, self-aware, machines has existed in popular culture and media for decades in everything books to video…

The future of AI and human intelligence

The future of AI is unfolding and it worries me.
I’m a software engineer and a large portion of my work day revolves around completing mundane tasks like writing emails, attending meetings, filli…

The Process Industry Forward Podcast – Why the digitalization of the life sciences is so unique

Why the digitalization of the life sciences is so unique – Transcript

Digitalization of the life sciences contextualizes data so digital twins, simulations and artificial intelligence (AI) adapt for medical use.

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Energy sectors’ digitalization is a must in an AI world – Transcript 

The energy industry is entering an inflection point of digitalization, data centers and artificial intelligence.

Humanoids: a new step in automation evolution

Once limited to eye‑catching technology demonstrations, humanoids are now approaching production readiness, driven by meaningful advances in battery technology, artificial intelligence, sensors and computing power.