Joan Didion, right, is to receive the National Book Foundation's annual Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters for "her distinctive blend of spare, elegant prose and fierce intelligence," the foundation announced yesterday.
Prior to founding online educational service Udacity, Sebastian Thrun headed up Google X, helping make artificial intelligence a foundation for the company's moonshot products.
In late 2007, I.B.M. bought Cognos, which became its business-intelligence software foundation, for $4.9 billion.
This set of tools takes this original idea much further and begins the process of building artificial intelligence into the foundation of Box content management.
Your emotional intelligence is the foundation for a host of critical skills it impacts most everything you do and say each day.
That poses a problem for the Central Intelligence Agency as it tries to comply with Mr. Obama's proclaimed policy of openness while preserving the secrecy that agency officials view as the foundation of intelligence collection.
In a career that spanned more than a half century, Mr. Gardner was a college teacher, a military intelligence officer, a philanthropic foundation executive, an author, a cabinet official, an adviser to presidents and, to many Americans, a personification of political reform and volunteerism in democratic society.
Oller suggests that language is not just a phenomenon related to the social aspect of human life, but "it may be the very foundation of intelligence itself" (p. 466).
This technology to collect and utilize a massive amount of text expressions as training data is expected to form the foundation for intelligence that can adapt to a diversity of language expressions.
The promising deployment of portable smart health cards, slated for Canada and the EU by 2015 and perhaps the USA by 2020, will no doubt open the door to even greater technological changes that are built upon the foundation of intelligence systems architectures.
