augmented intelligence Archives

AI Today Podcast #35: Interview with Tom Davenport, Babson College, MIT, and Deloitte — Augmented Intelligence, GDPR, Data Science, and More

May 2, 2018

In this wide ranging podcast, hear from Professor Tom Davenport, Distinguished Professor at Babson College, fellow of MIT initiative on digital economy, and senior advisor to Deloitte’s Analytics & AI practice. Tom Davenport recently wrote a piece for the Harvard Business Review on “Artificial Intelligence for the Real World”, as well as the widely promoted …

IPsoft Briefing Note [CGBN122]

Two primary focuses of Cognilytica’s research is the concept of “Intelligent Assistants” whose primary job is to autonomously perform activities with the intelligence and capabilities often ascribed to humans, and conversely the concept of “Augmented Intelligence” where smart systems enable humans to do their job better. IPsoft is pioneering the space of Artificial Intelligence with …

Flytxt Briefing Note [CGBN109]

Rather than replace human workers, Augmented Intelligence systems provide AI-based technologies that can enable humans to perform information tasks that were previously impossible, too difficult, or require significant amounts of time and effort. Flytxt is applying AI technology to enhance and automate customer engagement with an Augmented Intelligence approach. The company’s NEON-dX product leverages Machine …

Flytxt Briefing Note

March 11, 2018April 26, 2018

Flytxt is applying AI technology to enhance and automate customer engagement with an Augmented Intelligence approach.

Afiniti Briefing Note [CGBN108]

Humans excel in communicating with and developing relationships with other humans. Until we figure out the secret sauce behind emotion, consciousness, and common sense, AI systems will never be able to rival the inherent emotional intelligence of humans. So, instead of using bots and automated systems to replace humans in environments where relationships, conversations, dialogue, …

Cognitive Scale Briefing Note [CGBN101]

For many organizations, one of the most effective ways to achieve early ROI with artificial intelligence (AI) is to adopt technology that provides intelligent assistance to humans in their daily tasks, rather than replacing them with automated alternatives. This approach to empowering humans with smart assistants is called Augmented Intelligence, and is the primary area …

Afiniti Briefing Note

January 26, 2018January 30, 2018

Document ID: CGBN108 | Last Updated: Jan. 26, 2018 Abstract Humans excel in communicating with and developing relationships with other humans. Until we figure out the secret sauce behind emotion, consciousness, and common sense, AI systems will never be able to rival the inherent emotional intelligence of humans. So, instead of using bots and automated …

AI Today Podcast #021: “Project Katana” – Interview with Santiago Braje, Global Head of Credit Trading at ING

January 25, 2018January 29, 2018

In this podcast, Cognilytica analysts interview Santiago Braje, Global Head of Credit Trading at ING, who is the primary lead of “Project Katana”, a special AI-driven internal project funded by ING’s innovation fund. The goal of project Katana is to provide an Augmented Intelligence platform that assists bond traders in market making. The primary problem …

Cognitive Scale Briefing Note

January 19, 2018January 29, 2018

Document ID: CGBN101 Abstract For many organizations, one of the most effective ways to achieve early ROI with artificial intelligence (AI) is to adopt technology that provides intelligent assistance to humans in their daily tasks, rather than replacing them with automated alternatives. This approach to empowering humans with smart assistants is called Augmented Intelligence, and …

AI Today Podcast #020: Augmented Intelligence

January 18, 2018January 29, 2018

Many see the future of artificial intelligence (AI) as the replacement of human activities with fully autonomous agents, freeing up or replacing existing human labor to provide greater value for the organization. However, for many companies, fully substituting autonomous agents for their human counterparts is not technically possible at the moment and also may not …