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AI by MH July 15, 2020

NASA to use Machine Learning to find aliens on Mars

Source: Le Big data as of 13-07-2020 In order to find traces of life on Mars, NASA plans to turn to artificial intelligence. Machine Learning algorithms have been developed to analyze soil samples collected by rovers, and will be tested during the ExoMars mission…

AI by MH June 3, 2020

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Machine-learning, Artificial Intelligence (AI), contaminated sites and industries: what are the prospects for machine-learning and AI in the field of polluted sites and soils?

Source: EIN as of 02-06-2020 In France, the threshold en (or objective)of clean-up is defined individually for each site according to health constraints and characteristics of contamination (space location, total pollutant mass, etc.). This threshold is flexible, it includes economic aspects of treatment costs,…

AI by MH April 27, 2020

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AI and Machine Learning Symposium: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Armed Conflict

Source: Opinio Juris as of 27-04-2020 Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are computer programs that carry out tasks – often associated with human intelligence – that require cognition, planning, reasoning or learning. Machine learning systems are AI systems that are “trained” on and “learn” from…

AI by MH March 9, 2020

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4 ways to fine-tune your AI and machine learning deployments

Source: TechRepublic. as of 09-03-2020 Life cycle management of artificial intelligence and machine learning initiatives is vital in order to rapidly deploy projects with up-to-date and relevant data. An institutional finance company wanted to improve time to market on the artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) applications it…

AI by MH February 24, 2020

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How AI and machine learning are transforming clinical decision support

Source: Healthcare IT News as of 21-02-2020 "Between 12 to 18 million Americans every year will experience some sort of diagnostic error," said Paul Cerrato, a journalist and researcher. "So the question is: Why such a huge number? And what can we do…