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• Opinion How the FDA could impact machine learning, IoT in healthcare

  

  Bradley Merrill Thompson

  Member Epstein Becker & Green

  Focus on reducing regulations may rachet down pressure on developers and trim costs for testing.

  Machine learning 5h ago

  Machine learning 5h ago

• Opinion The 6 top machine learning trends

  

  Boštjan Kaluza

  Chief data scientist Evolven Software

  To manage their ever-growing data piles, more organizations are turning to AI technologies. Here are some of the most common strategies.

  Machine learning 5h ago

  Machine learning 5h ago

• Mobile ransomware attacks soar 350%

  

  While the recent WannaCry attack drew attention to PC vulnerabilities worldwide, all connected devices are at great risk, according to a new report.

  Ransomware David Weldon 5h ago

  Ransomware David Weldon 5h ago

• Opinion AI's ability to process big data will shake up insurance

  

  Pat Speer

  President Speer Content Strategy & Development

  I spoke recently with tech expert Vivek Wadhwa, who says the entire process of computing risks is about to be disrupted.

  Artificial intelligence 6h ago

  Artificial intelligence 6h ago

• Business execs see need for rapid digital transformation

  

  The vast majority of business leaders say the only way they can survive is to fully embrace digitization, says automation expert Gur Steif.

  Automation Bob Violino 6h ago

  Automation Bob Violino 6h ago

• How Argo Group approaches AI integration

  

  Organizations should focus on the data that teaches the machine and let others handle the inner workings, says SVP of digital Andy Breen.

  Machine learning Nathan Golia 6h ago

  Machine learning Nathan Golia 6h ago

• HPE’s new mega-memory computer could bring host of new apps, say experts

  

  Researchers will be able to dream up groundbreaking new applications driven by Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s new data-intensive computer, called The Machine,

  Big data Randy Barrett May 19

  Big data Randy Barrett May 19

• Opinion Breaking the data prep barrier

  

  Eliot Knudsen

  Data science lead Tamr

  Unification technologies, like those created at MIT’s Computer Science and AI Lab, are helping companies make better use of analytics.

  Big data May 19

  Big data May 19

• Partners HealthCare, GE to work together on AI projects

  

  10-year collaboration will integrate deep learning into all aspects of patient care.

  Artificial intelligence Fred Bazzoli May 19

  Artificial intelligence Fred Bazzoli May 19

• Can vendors bridge gap between legacy tech and open banking?

  

  Several firms are betting they will be able to help banks create platforms that allow customers to design their banking services.

  APIs Bryan Yurcan May 19

  APIs Bryan Yurcan May 19

• As deadline begins to pass, WannaCry falls short of six figures

  

  So far, it appears the attackers have claimed only about $92,000 in payments from their widespread ransom demands,

  Network security Nate Lanxon May 19

  Network security Nate Lanxon May 19

• Public health labs to get help sharing Zika test data electronically

  

  ONC and CDC partner to create a national system so that labs can interface with providers’ electronic health records.

  Public health Greg Slabodkin May 19

  Public health Greg Slabodkin May 19

• Microsoft to open Africa data centers to seek edge in cloud push

  

  The software maker said Thursday it plans to open two facilities in Johannesburg and Cape Town as part of an expansion that stretches across 40 regions globally.

  Data management Loni Prinsloo May 19

  Data management Loni Prinsloo May 19

• Opinion Google's AI brains need to work on their bedside manner

  

  Leila Abboud

  Blogger Bloomberg View

  In areas as sensitive as healthcare, Silicon Valley giants must be like Caesar's wife: above suspicion. In truth, that hasn't always been the case.

  Artificial intelligence May 19

  Artificial intelligence May 19

• Robots taking over U.S. factories imperil emerging-market growth

  

  Moody’s raises the specter that developing countries that depend on manufactured exports could be in for a painful reckoning.

  Robotics Elena Popina May 19

  Robotics Elena Popina May 19