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A new book says IT failures at both large and small organisations are increasingly common - and that these problems turn into scandals when leaders choose to cover them up

Hartford is hosting its first A.I.. Day Forum next week, offering a look at how local businesses use artificial intelligence in their day-to-day work. LAUNC[H], a business support organization based in the city, is putting on the event scheduled from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 9. According to organizers, the event will showcase how area businesses like Aureus Analytics, Relativity6, Peer Robotics, MOVIA Robotics, Unscrambl and Stable Insurance use artificial intelligence.

Neural networks are helping researchers evaluate cancerous tumors and firefighters spot the earliest flickers of fast-moving wildfires. But AI is also scraping your social media posts.

Will robots rule the world? New Haven author has the answers to artificial intelligence questions Sarajane Sullivan FacebookTwitterEmail New Haven author Steve Shwartz has authored a new book on artificial intelligence, "Evil Robots, Killer Computers and Other Myths."Steve Shwartz / Contributed photo Steve Shwartz isn’t particularly worried about artificial intelligence, and if anyone should know whether or not to panic, it’s him. He’s been working in artificial intelligence since 1979, when he enrolled in a post-doctorate program at Yale. Since then, he’s been an entrepreneur, openin...