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Featured Article Author: Prabhu Chandrasekharan Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries by driving automation, optimization, and innovation. As AI systems become more complex, establishing robust governance frameworks focused on ‘Data for AI’ is essential. This ensures data quality, security, and neutrality, leading to reliable AI outcomes. Effective AI governance hinges on several Key Performance Indicators […]
As driverless cars become a mainstream reality, AI is aiding it greatly to remove all barriers to autonomous function and humanization of its operation. The biggest challenge self-driving cars will have to overcome on the road is being able to react to the randomness of traffic flow, other drivers, and the fact that no two […]
Infosys is preparing for the AI revolution, a shift from IT services to hyper automation and analytics IT major Infosys has been making progress in exponential technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), a significant shift from the usual IT services. This has been further accelerated by the lockdown and subsequent need to adopt AI and cloud based […]
Featured Article: Author: Vinodh Ramachandran, Neiman Marcus Group Through my experience working for large retail GCCs I. have observed that most retailers, in addition to having a central data & analytics team (typically within tech rolling up to the CIO), also have analytics teams within the businesses running independently and managing all their data, reporting […]
