Managing change in an increasingly digital world is both a challenge and an opportunity for accounting firms. Today, we are entering the era of the “Smart Internet,” as machines can be taught to learn ...

Imagine a world where a machine creates a "virtual you" by modeling how you think and your expertise on a subject. Or one where your car's computer appreciates your driving skills and compensates for ...

IBM officials struck a bold tone about artificial intelligence, cognitive computing and machine learning at Health Datapalooza. “In 10 years cognitive will be as mainstream as transactional systems ...

Business leaders are under tremendous pressure these days. They have to deal with the fallout of the economic crisis, new competitors emerging through globalization, societal change accelerated by the ...

Cognitive computing. Artificial intelligence. Machine learning. All of these are concepts aim to make human types of problems computable, whether it be a self-driving car, a health care-providing ...

is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. IBM wants to see researchers writing programs for the digital equivalent of a human brain. It’s a ...

The arrival of artificial intelligence and its ilk — cognitive computing, deep machine learning — has felt like a vague distant future state for so long that it’s tempting to think it's still decades ...

When IBM’s Watson supercomputer won Jeopardy in 2011, cognitive computing exploded onto the public scene as a very possible — if not slightly unnerving — reality. The industry has been interested in ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Computers have always been faster than humans at consuming, calculating and computing data, and artificial intelligence is a boon for our ...

In some ways, mobile, digital, and cognitive computing are becoming substitutes for another word -- modern. The modern consumer's mindset has been dramatically shaped by the power and pace of mobile ...

IBM has formed a cognitive systems unit under its hardware umbrella in a long-term move that aims to speed up Watson training time with integrated systems that'll produce insights almost in real-time.

One thing you definitely won’t see are things you haven’t seen before — that, however, may be about to change. The new move to art by cognitive computing/ IBM’s Watson is interesting, though. Most ...