In fairness, the second-generation software of FTV has shown improved accuracy and precision in conditions of haemodynamic stability, or during changes in intravascular volume in the absence of significant variation in vascular tone, and so may be helpful in guiding volume loading (for example, during 'early goal-directed therapy' or pre-operative optimisation for elective surgery).
In fairness to Apple, the problem is just a software one, one that will be fixed in an upcoming software update.
"That is a huge achievement for what, in fairness, has looked like an underdog among the plethora of alternative software platforms currently vying to power the so-called 'third ecosystem'," he writes.
The case brought Frank before Northern District of California Chief Judge Vaughn Walker, where he challenged the fairness of a TD Ameritrade settlement, which consists of coupons for antivirus software.
IBM also says the software keeps records of the AI model's accuracy, performance and fairness, along with the lineage of the AI systems — meaning they can be "easily traced and recalled for customer service, regulatory or compliance reasons".
Jimenez said: "We are confident a court will agree, the money or the software – you can't keep both – under the law and principles of fairness".
However, he declined to be drawn into the fairness of the DNC response, which Clinton staff suggested may simply be to make sure that software vulnerabilities, which temporarily removed a firewall between the two accounts, are not exploited again.
"I think in fairness, the Acano stuff is a step up over what Cisco may already have — this is serious enterprise hardware and software to beef up and expand video conferencing in firms," Pelz-Sharpe told TechCrunch.
She says HireAthena's software is particularly well-suited for any industry that's heavily regulated and whose participants want to demonstrate fairness and consistency — and to be able to demonstrate it easily.
