The Stravito enterprise insights platform has enabled Delta to democratize its insights and maximize its research potential, improving the flying experience for customers and employees alike
Stephanie Simone //
21 Oct 2024
CCC is developing a beta version of a new Ringgold Service to help disambiguate and validate the identity of researchers
Stephanie Simone //
08 Oct 2024
Since migrating to MongoDB Atlas, Toyota Connected has increased efficiencies in everything from its infrastructure to its call center
Stephanie Simone //
18 Sep 2024
Quadient's digital automation platform will help design, create, and seamlessly manage thousands of daily customer communications
Stephanie Simone //
12 Sep 2024
We can talk about these relationships as links. They're not expressed in blue underlined text, and you can't click on them. But they are the relationships among words that matter in any particular circumstance. They are the relationships that give words meaning. And as in life, those meanings are multiple and contextual. Without those relationships, there is no language.
David Weinberger //
04 Nov 2024
Today's AI has many different flavors and architectures, along with massive amounts of memory and processing capacity. We could probably make better use of this computational power by looking at how we can improve the quality of our queries and, as a result, make better quality decisions.
Art Murray, D.Sc. //
04 Nov 2024
We are in the earliest stages of Agentic AI, and, much like the early days of RPA and GenAI, there's a lot of excitement but also a lot of uncertainty. While the potential benefits are enormous— streamlined operations, lower costs, fewer human errors—there are equally important concerns about job displacement, bias in AI decision making, and a lack of transparency in how these systems operate.
Alan Pelz-Sharpe //
04 Nov 2024
So, I'm sticking with hallucinations for all of chat AI's statements, true or false. But that leaves us with a question: Why isn't there a word that perfectly expresses this situation? The answer is easy: LLMs are doing something genuinely new in our history. Our lack of a perfectly apt verb proves it.
David Weinberger //
09 Sep 2024