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Demystifying machine-learning systems - Vimarsana News

Demystifying machine-learning systems

MIT researchers created a technique that can automatically describe the roles of individual neurons in a neural network with natural language, helping machine learning practitioners better understand how their model will behave in the real world.

Source: mit.edu
Dealing With AI Biases, Part One - Vimarsana News

Dealing With AI Biases, Part One

It’s only a matter of time until AI applications will become more prevalent in high-stake industries. So AI bias deserves closer examination.

DX Summit 2021 Fall Finale: 7 Takeaways for Customer Experience Professionals - Vimarsana News

DX Summit 2021 Fall Finale: 7 Takeaways for Customer Experience Professionals

We dig into the key takeaways from the Fall 2021 series finale of the virtual CMSWire Digital Experience Summit.

Why Enterprise Artificial Intelligence Needs Humans in the Loop - Vimarsana News

Why Enterprise Artificial Intelligence Needs Humans in the Loop

In the wake of the Pegasus Spyware controversy there were calls from many quarters for deeper control of AI by humans. Is it necessary?

When Explainable AI Meets Enterprise Search - Vimarsana News

When Explainable AI Meets Enterprise Search

PHOTO: lzf Linda C. Smith, then a doctoral student at Syracuse University's School of Information Studies, published a landmark paper in 1976 on the role of AI in information retrieval. Forty years later, her thesis came to fruition. Over the last few years, software vendors have positioned AI as the solution to every known enterprise search problems. Yet surveys carried out from 2016 to 2020 (and indeed way back to 2007) all indicate that search is not in any way a solved problem and indeed, only in a minority of cases is search regarded as very satisfactory. Why are companies prepared to ...