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Link Rot: The Depth of Knowledge on the Internet is Phenomenal but Fragile

By Dick Weisinger

The internet may make more information easily available now to humans than at any other time in history, but on the flip side, the internet is a poor tool for accurately archiving data for the long term. Web pages are…

Artificial Intelligence: Who Can You Trust?

By Dick Weisinger

Okay, you read it on the internet, so it has to be true… If it’s not, who can we trust? What about AI, would you trust it? Would you trust riding in an autonomous vehicle powered by an algorithm that…

NLP Dialog: The Road to Conversational AI

By Dick Weisinger

Chatbots are text-based tools that allow humans to interact with a computer, typically to receive information and advice from a computer based on an archived knowledge database specific to a narrow topic. Currently the main use of chatbots is to…

Managed Machine Learning: AI Without the Headaches

By Dick Weisinger

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning has great potential, but without staff on board with significant skills and training, the barrier to effectively using AI is high and prevents many companies from being successfully using it. Craig Wiley, the director of…

Tiny Transistors: The Quest to Keep Moore’s Law Alive

By Dick Weisinger

Earlier this year, IBM announced new technology capable of creating semiconductor chips with 2-nanometer sized transistors. The current industry standard are 7-nanometer sized transistors. A chip based on the 2-nanometer technology the size of a small fingernail could fit 50…