Articles Archives - https://www.aidirectory.org/category/articles/ Tue, 01 Oct 2024 18:02:44 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.2 Top AI Newsletters (Updated October 2024) https://www.aidirectory.org/articles/top-ai-newsletters-updated-october-2024/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=top-ai-newsletters-updated-october-2024 Tue, 01 Oct 2024 18:02:44 +0000 https://www.aidirectory.org/?page_id=4435 The field of artificial intelligence is changing so fast, unless you stay up to date, you’ll inevitably be left in the dust. Here are some of the top newsletters to get your daily fix of AI news. The Media Copilot by Pete Pachal “How AI is changing media, journalism and content creation.” The Deep View Editor-in-Chief: Ian Krietzberg In-depth interviews, analysis and curation of key news. Mindstream Founders: Adam, Matt and Matic According to them: “A daily (and we mean 7 days a week) artificial intelligence (AI) newsletter, that condenses the most relevant news, tips, insights and more into a lighthearted and easy-to-digest daily read.” TechCrunch AI newsletter Contributing Writers: Kyle Wiggers and Devin Coldewey Weekly newsletter: “AI is what everyone’s talking about, regardless of their industry or the stage of their company. Each week, TechCrunch’s resident experts Kyle Wiggers and Devin Coldewey cover the latest developments, the hottest fundraising news and the most compelling uses of AI in the real world — all built by their human expertise.” CB Insights newsletter Not specifically only on AI, but has periodic deep dives into key companies and topics. Their AI 100 is an industry-standard list of top firms.    

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]]> Top 10 Law Firms and Attorneys for AI (updated 2024) https://www.aidirectory.org/articles/top-10-law-firms-and-attorneys-for-ai-updated-2024/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=top-10-law-firms-and-attorneys-for-ai-updated-2024 Tue, 11 Jun 2024 16:51:29 +0000 https://www.aidirectory.org/?page_id=4340 As artificial intelligence continues to change the landscape of business, more and more questions arise on how AI will impact various industries. From movies to media publishing to the creator economy, the use of AI is clashing with existing law. Law firms with a specialty in navigating this unknown territory of complexity will reap the benefits. Here are the top ten law firms who specialize in AI issues.       1. Covington & Burling LLP Website: https://www.cov.com/en/practices-and-industries Locations: Washington DC, US, Global Areas of Specialty: Known for their technology and AI practice, advising clients on regulatory compliance, intellectual property, and data privacy issues related to AI. Top AI Partners: Adrian Perry, Edward H. Rippey, Leeanne S. Mancari Size: 1,200 attorneys Gross revenue: $1.5B Where they’ve been quoted: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/banking-law/bank-regulators-look-to-existing-tools-to-police-ai-advances https://variety.com/2023/biz/news/generative-ai-diligence-risk-mitigation-creative-industries-1235578909/                   2. Dechert LLP Website: https://www.dechert.com/ Locations: Los Angeles, US, Global Areas of Specialty: Known for their lawyers being pioneers in AI technology, specializing in the intersection of privacy and artificial intelligence. Top Partners: Linda Ann Bartosch, Kevin F. Cahill, Vernon L. Francis Size: 973 attorneys Gross Revenue: $1.2M Where they’ve been quoted: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/dechert-cyber-bits-key-developments-in-4519132/                   3. DLA Piper  Website: https://www.dlapiper.com/en Locations:....

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]]> Top Public Relations Agency for AI and Technology Companies https://www.aidirectory.org/articles/top-public-relations-agency-for-ai-and-technology-companies/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=top-public-relations-agency-for-ai-and-technology-companies Sun, 11 Sep 2022 05:33:22 +0000 https://www.aidirectory.org/?page_id=2619 Trying to find a new PR agency is worse than dating. The problem is that there are no real signals to use to figure out which PR firm offers the best chances of success. Here are 5 criteria to use in selecting a new PR agency: Case studies Reviews Experience How success is measured Gut feel Let’s take these one by one. First, case studies. For AI, ML or any tech companies for that matter, you will want to ask for case studies of similar campaigns the agency managed successfully in the past. If you’re in a very new emerging area, they may not have one that’s an exact fit, but that’s ok. The key is to see from past campaigns that they will be able to understand and properly communicate your story. Second are client reviews. Especially when shopping for a service provider like an agency, reviews are critical. After all, it’s not like searching for a physical product where you can example the look and feel, read its specs and watch videos of the product in action. For a service provider, the only real proof you have that they can do what they promise are happy clients (past....

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]]> How a Pioneer of Machine Learning Became One of Its Sharpest Critics https://www.aidirectory.org/articles/how-a-pioneer-of-machine-learning-became-one-of-its-sharpest-critics/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-a-pioneer-of-machine-learning-became-one-of-its-sharpest-critics Mon, 04 Jun 2018 23:09:49 +0000 https://www.aidirectory.org/?page_id=795 From The Atlantic, May 19, 2018 Judea Pearl helped artificial intelligence gain a strong grasp on probability, but laments that it still can’t compute cause and effect. Artificial intelligence owes a lot of its smarts to Judea Pearl. In the 1980s he led efforts that allowed machines to reason probabilistically. Now he’s one of the field’s sharpest critics. In his latest book, The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect, he argues that artificial intelligence has been handicapped by an incomplete understanding of what intelligence really is. Three decades ago, a prime challenge in artificial-intelligence research was to program machines to associate a potential cause to a set of observable conditions. Pearl figured out how to do that using a scheme called Bayesian networks. Bayesian networks made it practical for machines to say that, given a patient who returned from Africa with a fever and body aches, the most likely explanation was malaria. In 2011 Pearl won the Turing Award, computer science’s highest honor, in large part for this work. Read the rest of the article here: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/05/machine-learning-is-stuck-on-asking-why/560675/ 

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]]> Who Is Going To Make Money In AI? Part I https://www.aidirectory.org/who-is-going-to-make-money-in-ai-part-i/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=who-is-going-to-make-money-in-ai-part-i Tue, 29 May 2018 23:06:53 +0000 https://www.aidirectory.org/?page_id=791 This article is an excerpt from Simon Greenman’s Medium post. May 6, 2018 We are in the midst of a gold rush in AI. But who will reap the economic benefits? The mass of startups who are all gold panning? The corporates who have massive gold mining operations? The technology giants who are supplying the picks and shovels? And which nations have the richest seams of gold? Welcome to the AI gold rush! Weare currently experiencing another gold rush in AI. Billions are being invested in AI startups across every imaginable industry and business function. Google, Amazon, Microsoft and IBM are in a heavyweight fight investing over $20 billion in AI in 2016. Corporates are scrambling to ensure they realise the productivity benefits of AI ahead of their competitors while looking over their shoulders at the startups. China is putting its considerable weight behind AI and the European Union is talking about a $22 billion AI investment as it fears losing ground to China and the US. AI is everywhere. From the 3.5 billion daily searches on Google to the new Apple iPhone X that uses facial recognition to Amazon Alexa that cutely answers our questions. Media headlines tout the stories....

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