FROM ADWEEK: New algorithms delivered by AI can take the guesswork out of planning events, and make them more engaging for attendees by removing common obstacles like language barriers.
FROM FORBES: AI is a game changer for numerous industries and those paying attention are using it to evolve and prosper. ORACLE is a front-runner, gearing up its SaaS apps for a future dominated by artificial intelligence.
Move over millennials – Gen Z is here and they are changing how companies market and sell their products. This generation’s behaviors, tastes, and wants are unlike those of their generational predecessors, which means it’s time for marketers – especially…
FROM US NEWS: With unemployment rates in Alabama at an all-time high, Toyota-Mazda’s announcement to bring over 300 jobs with their new $115 million plant couldn’t have come at a better time.
FROM REUTERS: Nissan is aiming to score a spot among the top 3 automakers. Their plan to get there? Focusing on selling electric vehicles in China.
FROM CNBC: GM started 2018 off strong as they continue to outperform expectations – now entering the 11th straight quarter they have beaten the consensus.
The Super Bowl isn’t just about the game and halftime show (or the beer and chicken wing dip). While millions of fans tune in to see their favorite teams battling it out for the infamous ring, they will be paying…
FROM INFORMATION AGE: In 2017, industries across the world were adjusting to the adoption of AI. This year’s predictions show no signs of AI growth slowing down, as companies are striving to get the most value out of their data…
FROM TECHCRUNCH: Ng, founder of Google Brain, will be investing millions in building fast-growing companies that focus on the societal impact of AI. We know that AI is powerful, but is it powerful enough to create a fairer society? Stay…
FROM QUARTZ MEDIA: AI is changing all industries for the better, but little compares to what’s happening in the medical field. Google researchers are working towards data helping predict patient medical outcomes as soon as they are admitted. Their next…