Artificial intelligence in industrial enterprises: reality vs hype

 Hello, everyone! My name is Kulikov Yuri, and I work in artificial intelligence, computer vision, and industrial video analytics. Today I want to talk to you about how artificial intelligence is used in industrial enterprises.  There has been a lot of talk around AI lately, and the media is filled

Some Of The Fastest Growing Industries Worldwide In 2022

 There is no doubt that we all live in an environment that is constantly changing. In modern society, a great deal of innovation and improvement is made every year in many different areas of the economy, such as technology, and business, for example. As a result of all these changes,

Get Ready to Race: Canadian students offered a fast way to learn AI through racing tiny cars

 New AWS DeepRacer Student League will bring competitors to Ottawa for a wildcard championship race Canadian students, 16 years of age and older, are competing in one of the world’s most interesting competitions this month. No, this isn’t a varsity sports championship. Instead, competitors are racing tiny, 1/18th-scale autonomous race

Nothing more human than artificial intelligence

 by Elissa Smart Every time we read news about everything that computers do, which is more human than machine-like, we overcome a particular concern. Like the one triggered by old movies like Metropolis (1927), a robot caused a union uproar. Advances in artificial intelligence sound like science fiction. This technology

7 unlikely jobs that might be replaced by machines?

 The conversation topic of robots taking over a good percentage of the jobs on the market has become more and more common considering the unrelenting progress in technology and all the innovative devices that help make life easier at home (and not only, because if we're looking as far back

Fighter jets for dummies, and Canadian governments

 Thinking of buying fighter jets? Here’s what you need to ask the salesperson before you decide. Is it interoperable? NATO and NORAD forces must be inter-operational, and therefore, so must their equipment. Like computers, military hardware is only useful if it can exchange data, effectively and reliably with other gear

“Be resilient.” An interview with Huawei’s Chris Pereira

 The normal operations of companies and employers have been disrupted by the COVID-19 lockdown, but hiring continues in some sectors in spite of the new protocols. Huawei recently bucked the downward trend and on-boarded more than 100 new workers at its Canadian operations, and it did so without any in-person

Smart Agriculture is for everyone — not just for farmers

 By Vincent Guyonnet Canada along with the rest of the world is facing the challenge of feeding a growing population while sparing more natural resources. On a global basis, the challenge is huge as we must contemplate how to feed an additional two billion people by 2050 while arable area will

Need a job? Artificial intelligence could be your next employer

 An artificial intelligence simulation uses algorithms to score how fit the candidate is for their next job. Bhavna Dabysingh and her husband are newcomers to Canada. With a foreign name on her resume, her job applications in Ottawa have been dismissed with lack of Canadian experience. People have asked her

Movin’ On drives big ideas on sustainability

 Feature photo credit: Jimmy Hamelin From the folks who bring you tires, along with the longstanding Michelin Guide to fine restaurants and hotels, last week’s Movin’ On summit was an initiative that may at first seem counterintuitive. It was all about sustainable mobility. A possible mismatch, perhaps, with the idea of selling

Canada: the leader of artificial intelligence

 Have you seen Ex Machina (2015)? A smart man creates a smart robot girl, Ava. This machine turned out to be more intelligent then its creator.  Or have you seen Her (2013)? A lonely writer falls in love with Samantha, his intelligent computer operating system with accelerated learning capability. "She" is personified