This first season of IBM TechTV’s Intelligent AI offered a comprehensive overview of the practice of machine learning in industry. It began with a conversation about what a company must do to enable the full data science pipeline. We built our own predictive service for modeling hotel booking cancellations. We talked about some cases where IBM clients are expertly crafting their own AI capabilities. We got an external point of view on where data science is heading. In the final episode of season 1 of Intelligent AI, Gabriela de Queiroz (IBM Senior ML Manager) puts a bow on the ideas we explored and talks about how to make AI a more inclusive field.

In this second episode of Intelligent AI, we’ll take a data set csv and walk through how to use it to solve a business problem. Will Roberts hosts the second episode of Intelligent AI and speaks with IBM’s Developer Advocate Upkar Lidder on the process and pitfalls involved. Analyzing a sample data set is the “hello world” for data scientists everywhere, and it gives us a chance to discuss the chasm between example processes, and the technology needed to make an organizational difference.

Intelligent AI comes to you in this first episode to talk to you about what an organization needs to do to set up its data scientists for success. If you’re a data scientist, you’ll know what to ask for, and if you’re supporting them, you’ll know how to. Will Roberts and John Thomas (IBM’s Chief Data Scientist for Data and AI) tackle the organizational pitfalls of building data products without a data pipeline.

Join Parker and Omar for episode 3 of What's up Watson.

Communication is key in any organization. Unfortunately, between dozens of new messaging tools and rising customer expectations, businesses are struggling to keep up with the demand for improved access to information. Luckily, conversational agents like Watson Assistant are here to help. In this episode, Omar and Parker explore the most exciting capabilities and use cases of IBM’s flagship AI assistant, digging into expert insights and innovative case studies.

In this second episode of Open Education for AI, Kinga Parrott meets with Susan Davidson, Weiss Professor of Computer and Information Science at the University of Pennsylvania and member of the Technical Steering Committee of OpenDS4Al, to explore this free Open Source Data Science curriculum kit developed by the University of Pennsylvania, IBM and the Linux Foundation to make it easier for higher education schools to supplement, strengthen or start-up their own data science programs.

Join IBM Experts Parker Merritt and Omar Farid from the Data & AI team as they climb the Ladder to AI and tell us all we need to know about the world of Watson development.

“Open Education” is a fascinating discussion about what Open Education means with Aria Chernick. Aria is Associate Professor of the Practice at the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative and the Social Science Research Institute at Duke University. She is also co-founder and co-director of the Open Design Studio. Aria is one of the major proponents of applying open-source principles to the development of education in order to provide more equal access to high-quality education for all. 

The hardest solutions to visualize are the ones you haven’t seen yet, and it’s easy to question the value they serve. In the third episode of Intelligent AI, host Will Roberts speaks with IBM’s Distinguished Engineer Avijit Chatterjee about the technological successes he’s witnessed with clients firsthand, and the benefits they gained as a result. If you’re curious about what your organization is capable of doing by including AI, tune in to this conversation.

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