December 14, 2019

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Collaboration and openness drive innovation in artificial intelligence

Collaboration and openness drive innovation in artificial intelligence

The power of artificial intelligence and advanced analytics emerges from the ability to analyze and compute large, disparate datasets from varied devices and locations, such as predictive medicine and automated cars, at lightning-fast speed. Martin Hall explains why collaboration and openness are the key elements driving innovation in AI.
Talk Title Collaboration and openness drive innovation in artificial intelligence
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Conference Strata + Hadoop World
Conf Tag Make Data Work
Location New York, New York
Date September 27-29, 2016
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The power of artificial intelligence and advanced analytics emerges from the ability to analyze and compute large, disparate datasets from varied devices and locations, such as predictive medicine and automated cars, at lightning-fast speed. These real-time insights require continued innovation to fuel the changing landscape of AI. Martin Hall explains why collaboration and openness are the key elements driving innovation in AI. This keynote is sponsored by Intel.

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