AI detector tools stand as the vanguards in our ongoing battle against digital threats, showcasing immense potential to safeguard our online experiences. As technology evolves, so will these tools, fostering a safer and more secure digital ecosystem.Continue Reading
I am sure many of you have grown up watching sci-fi movies. In those movies, the benefits and dangers of AI and ML were showcased in an entertaining manner. However, AI and ML are not something that we are going to look forward to in the future. AI and ML are very muchContinue Reading
Throughout 2018, I’ve spent a considerable amount of time thinking and writing about virtual reality (VR). I’ve attended VR developer conferences, experimented with using different headsets, and have conducted research on public sentiment toward the technology. Now, with VRX — an annual VR industry conference and expo — in sessionContinue Reading
According to predictions, by the year 2020 artificial intelligence will manage 85% of customer interactions. Yes, AI has that much potential. And one of the principal ways business owners are looking to tap into this potential is through CRM applications. It’s ironic to think that non-human, artificial intelligence can helpContinue Reading
A recent Bloomberg report says that self-driving car maker Waymo is planning to launch a driverless car-hailing service imminently. In as little as a few weeks, the story says, Waymo — which is owned by Google parent company Alphabet Inc. — will debut a commercial, self-driving car service that some haveContinue Reading
If I remember correctly, I was about 12 years old when I met my first robot. At that time, robots were a novel concept rarely seen anywhere beyond a science fiction movie or TV show. This wasn’t just any robot. It didn’t sound like a series of beeps and boops,Continue Reading
When Sophia, a robot who uses artificial intelligence to interact with humans (like Jimmy Fallon) visited my college last year, I was awestruck. At first, I thought Sophia would have a similar intelligence level as a simple bot, like Siri, who can only hold basic conversations and address straightforward questionsContinue Reading
The business world often uses the terms machine learning, deep learning, and artificial intelligence as interchangeable buzzwords. The problem? Each is uniquely different from its siblings. With so much terminology describing different pieces of the same AI puzzle, it’s easy to misunderstand various components. AI has been around for decadesContinue Reading
Hemingway tried to warn us. “All you have to do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.” And bleed we shall. Because we’ve created a monster that’s bent on ruining the content marketing that was once the saving grace in our long journey toward self-destruction. “There is a content monster,Continue Reading
Search is changing thanks to artificial intelligence. It’s not just that search engines are using AI to categorize and deliver results (though they are). It’s that the power of AI is making new, better types of search possible. Searches are becoming more personalized. Search engines now aim to deliver theContinue Reading
In 1931, at the height of the Great Depression, British economist John Maynard Keynes published the essay, “Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren.” Keynes concluded that the Depression was only temporary and predicted that by 2030, people would work no more than 15 hours a week, devoting the rest of theirContinue Reading
OK, you get it. Artificial intelligence is kind of a big deal. It’s a huge buzzword in the marketing community. People talk about how it’ll change the world daily. And you can’t throw a rock without hitting a company with AI in the name these days. But what about realContinue Reading
For certain types of email subject lines, the answer is … Probably. That might be surprising to marketers. For a long time, AI has been either an over-hyped set of technologies that didn’t deliver on their promises or it’s been a pie-in-the-sky idea that didn’t translate into real-world applications. My,Continue Reading
You have a tenure problem. Per Business Insider, out of the top 10 largest tech companies, only Facebook breaks the two-year mark (2.02) in average tenure. Uber falls at 1.23, Snap at 1.62, and Airbnb at 1.64. I wonder how long the average onboarding period is per company? Or howContinue Reading
