Data Matters February 2025
As recently as 2022, AI could persuade a person to change less than half the time (38.2%). Now, only a Continue reading
As recently as 2022, AI could persuade a person to change less than half the time (38.2%). Now, only a Continue reading
Much of the AI news is about its progress towards and possibly surpassing human intelligence. A different worry is not Continue reading
In 1970, 62% of household income went to the middle class with 29% going to those with higher incomes. Upper Continue reading
By at least one measure, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has: “…just achieved human-level results on a test designed to measure “general Continue reading
This is another one of those binary moments. The only data is chronicling something that never happened to something that Continue reading
Chatbots, they’re not just for chatting, anymore. Air Canada decided to deploy a chatbot for its customer service line. That’s Continue reading
In one real-world test, in two-thirds of the cases (37 out of 55), drones have delivered automated defibrillators faster than Continue reading
At the start of 2023 I was sure the world would change by the end of 2023. Few new trends, Continue reading