In this episode of AI Buzz, the new set of guidelines laid forth by the Department of Defense for new AI development will be discussed.

In this episode of AI Buzz, we discuss how AI is accelerating the drug discovery process. By cutting down on the time needed to find optimal drugs to test in clinical trials, scientists can develop drugs quicker and get them into the hands of patients faster.

In this episode of AI Buzz, I discuss the recent Intel acquisition of Habana Labs and what it means for the chipmakers future, how China is using AI to detect tax fraud, and the use of AI to predict heart attacks

In this episode of AI Buzz, I will discuss the DataRobot acquisition of data cleaning company, Paxata, and how this will impact the future of their flagship products. Affect recognition and the negative effects this could have on our lives if the technology is not carefully vetted before being applied to areas such as job interviewing. An in-depth recap of the 2019 NeurIPS conference will also be presented where nine papers are highlighted and their main findings are explored.

In this episode of AI Buzz, I will discuss the latest releases from AWS at the AWS ReInvent Conference, how a new company called Streetlight data is changing how traffic measurements are made, and how machine learning can be used in the fight against fraud.

In this episode of AI Buzz, I will discuss how the latest project from IBM Watson, Project Debater, can hold its own with human-level debater. Also, the impact that AI will have on the field of psychiatry will be talked about along with how the United States is currently tackling AI regulation.

In this episode of AI Buzz, I will discuss how machine learning is helping to identify authorship in old literary works, the future of AI and the labor market, and the extreme energy requirements of artificial intelligence.

In this episode of AI Buzz, I discuss how AI can convert 2D images to 3D in the field of fluorescence microscopy, development of the PLUMES technique to explore high value seawater, how machines can be lazy too, and why AI needs to be discussed more in politics.

In this episode of AI Buzz, I discuss how machine learning is making the world’s brightest light source more focused, the specialized machine learning hardware market, Starbucks Deep Brewing up data analytics solutions, and how artificial intelligence applied to farming will help optimize crop yields.

In this episode of AI Buzz, I will discuss Yandex working on developing sidewalk delivery bots for its food delivery service, Google releasing Teachable Machine 2.0, an AI named Ginette making its own gin from A to Z, and the steppingstone principle being a foundational new movement in artificial intelligence.