Artificial general intelligence (AGI): The steps to true AI

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IDG AI/Machine Learning Report Our top picks from IDG's editors Feb 22, 2018 Artificial general intelligence (AGI): The steps to true AI Early AI research tackled the challenge the wrong way, but there's now progress around machine intuition, unsupervised learning, and creativity Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Risky AI business: Navigating regulatory and legal dangers to come • A quick-and-dirty way to predict human behavior • What the virtual assistant battle is really all about, in a single word • Hospital collaborative makes advances in AI-based health care Risky AI business: Navigating regulatory and legal dangers to come Artificial intelligence poses a wide range of hidden and unknown dangers for enterprises deploying the technology. Here's how to guard against the legal and compliance risks of AI. Read More ▶ A quick-and-dirty way to predict human behavior The Alternating Least Squares (ALS) technique is fundamental to many machine learning applications. Here's how it works Read More ▶ What the virtual assistant battle is really all about, in a single word Once you understand why all these tech companies so desperately want you to adore their assistants, the push for a "smart" everything suddenly makes a lot more sense. Read More ▶ Hospital collaborative makes advances in AI-based health care Artificial intelligence and machine learning can speed up health care research, but data scientists need turnkey tools such as Nvidia DGX Station to be more efficient. Read More ▶

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