Artificial Intelligence

To kick-start AI projects, think “minimum viable intelligence”

AI systems don't need to be perfect to be put into production. They just need to be better than humans.

Phishing attacks top cause of data breaches in Australia: report

CIOs look to AI to solve IT complexity: report

Aussie zoos set to transform CX with souped up networks

RPA – useful for business, or more trouble than it’s worth?

RPA – useful for business, or more trouble than it’s worth?

In certain industries - or even specific departments within any enterprise organization - Robotic Process Automation can free employees from repetitive, manual tasks so they can focus on more important, higher-value work. But is it worth the investme

Is it even possible to overcome built-in AI/ML bias?

As artificial intelligence and machine learning permeate every facet of our lives, machines are coming closer and closer to acquiring human-like language capabilities. Research has uncovered that, without intention, business and moral decisions are b

Explainable AI: Bringing trust to business AI adoption

For many organizations, AI remains a mystery not to be trusted in production, thanks to its lack of transparency. But demand, advances, and emerging standards may soon change all that.

As cognitive technologies take hold, preparing your workforce for change is key

Enabling technologies like AI, machine learning and RPA will eliminate jobs and open doors to new opportunities. Here are one IT leader's tips on what you can do today to prepare people for a new era of human-machine interaction.

11 key takeaways from Oracle OpenWorld 2019

Autonomous Linux, digital assistants, and closer work with Microsoft, VMware and others were among the highlights from this yearu2019s conference.

Building an AI-driven network