AI Today Podcast

Government agencies are increasingly looking to use AI powered chatbots to help users and citizens more quickly get to the information they seek and increase the overall user experience. In this episode of the AI Today podcast we interview Courtney A. Winship, Chief of the Digital Services Division in the Office of Citizenship and Applicant Information Services at U.S.Continue reading AI Today Podcast #125: Emma – Immigration Chatbot: Interview with Courtney Winship, US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) at Cognilytica.

Increasingly, we’ve seen some moves to combine different aspects of machine learning approaches together. What if we could find a way to train supervised learning approaches using less data? In this podcast hosts Kathleen Walch and Ron Schmelzer will explore Semi-Supervised and One-Shot learning. We’ll define what it is, why it can be helpful, and possible use cases.Continue reading AI Today Podcast #124: Semi-Supervised and One-Shot learning at Cognilytica.

AI is playing an increasing role in helping researchers and conservationists identify and address the impacts of climate change on our planet. However, it’s also very compute and resource intensive contributing to carbon emissions. In this episode of the AI Today podcast we discuss the good, bad, and ugly of AI and it’s impact on the environment.Continue reading AI Today Podcast #123: AI and the Environment at Cognilytica.

Facial recognition technology is still an area in AI that brings about mixed emotions. While there can be positive use cases for the technology such as enhanced convenience like checking into flights with just your face or helping law enforcement find missing persons or criminals, there are also many potential misuses for the technology as well including bias in systems misidentifying people and criminals using the technology for malicious reasons.Continue reading AI Today Podcast #122: The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Facial Recognition at Cognilytica.

AI has continued at its unrelenting pace of adoption, investment and growth in both the private and public sectors. In this podcast hosts Kathleen Walch and Ron Schmelzer share their predictions for where AI will make waves in 2020 including the growth of model-as-a-service, Machine learning ops (MLOps) systems, the continued focus on responsible and ethical AI as well as increased awareness around data usage.Continue reading AI Today Podcast #121: 2020 AI Predictions at Cognilytica.

With 2019 quickly fading into the rear view mirror it’s time to reflect on the year that was including some of the year’s biggest AI news headlines, AI use cases and activity. In this podcast hosts Kathleen Walch and Ron Schmelzer discuss some of the big newsmakers and insights from this year in the world of AI.Continue reading AI Today Podcast #120: A Look Back at 2019 AI News Makers at Cognilytica.

AI in impacting just about every industry and e-commerce, retail, and supply chain management is no exception. In this AI Today podcast we interview Professor Dr. Michael Feindt, Strategic Advisor at JDA and Founder of Blue Yonder. He shares his insights into use cases for AI in retail/eCommerce space and beyond, how companies that are new on their AI journey can begin to adopt AI, and more.Continue reading AI Today Podcast #119: Interview with Michael Feindt, JDA at Cognilytica.

Federal agencies are looking for potential AI use cases that can be implemented today and deliver real value. In this episode of the AI Today podcast we interview Alex Measure, Economist at Bureau of Labor Statistics. He shares with us how he incorporated AI into BLS as well as some of the unique challenges that the federal government has around data usage that could be obstacles for agencies looking to use AI.Continue reading AI Today Podcast #118: Interview with Alex Measure, BLS at Cognilytica.

Machine learning models can be operationalized anywhere and we’re getting to a point now where it’s actually possible to do a lot with Javascript in your browser. In this episode of the AI Today podcast we interview Gant Laborde, Chief Innovation Officer at Infinite Red. He discusses how he has seen this transformation evolve over the past year, which industries are seeing the most AI adoption, and how companies can get started with AI projects.Continue reading AI Today Podcast #117: AI in Javascript: Interview with Infinite Red at Cognilytica.

AI in Federal Procurement PodcastContinue reading AI Today Podcast #116: AI and Procurement in the Federal Government: Keith Nakasone, GSA at Cognilytica.