Document ID: CGWP109 | Last Updated: January 2, 2020 Artificial intelligence has been around for many decades, and as such, is not a new concept to the government, military, and defense industries. In fact, many of the first early advances in AI came out of military applications and defense funding[1], with funding originating from Defense …
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Did you think that all autonomous vehicles are the same? In this explainer video, Cognilytica analysts Kathleen Walch and Ronald Schmelzer explain the six levels of autonomous vehicles as defined by the Society for Automative Engineers and discuss which levels are truly safe.
This post was featured in our Cognilytica Newsletter, with additional details. Didn’t get the newsletter? Sign up here Ever since the launch of Amazon’s Echo device in 2014, its seems that every month brings a new development in dedicated devices that process voice commands and perform actions. However, what exactly are these devices? The popular …
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This post was featured in our Cognilytica Newsletter, with additional details. Didn’t get the newsletter? Sign up here: On Sunday, March 18, 2018, an autonomous Uber vehicle operating in autonomous mode, with a human safety operator behind the wheel, struck and killed a pedestrian crossing the road — the first fatal autonomous vehicle accident on …
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This post was featured in our Cognilytica Newsletter, with additional details. Didn’t get the newsletter? Sign up here Out with Chatbots, In with Conversational Interfaces Much of the human brain is devoted to generating, sensing, processing, and understanding speech and communications in its various forms. When humans were building their first civilizations we were also …
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