Sentence examples for intelligence toolkit from inspiring English sources
Today at the BoxWorks customer conference, that vision took a considerable step forward with the announcement of a new artificial intelligence toolkit called Box Skills.
Message, email or speak a request and a real person will snap into action, augmented by a machine intelligence toolkit built from all the tasks Fin's tackled to date.
Misha Gopaul, co-founder of Fatmap and member of the British Ski Mountaineering team, says today's maps are missing a lot of detail and context-specific information relevant to outdoor sports, which is why he created what he calls an "advanced terrain intelligence toolkit".
In fact, they each have artificial intelligence toolkits they are trying to sell customers, yet, in this instance, they saw it in their mutual best interest to work together instead of competing.
Using that funding, Curious AI intends to sell its artifical intelligence software as a toolkit that can be applied at companies like Google, Facebook, Nvidia, or IBM — each of whom have their own deep learning and artificial intelligence programs.
Acronyms: Artificial Intelligence for Ecosystem Services (ARIES), Ecosystem Valuation Toolkit (EVT), Integrated Valuation of Ecosystem Services and Tradeoffs (InVEST), Multiscale Integrated Models of Ecosystem Services MIMESS).
DroneSeed is a Seattle-based startup that aims to combat this growing problem with a modern toolkit that scales: drones, artificial intelligence and biological engineering.
"This type of exceptionally invasive toolkit, once a costly boutique capability deployed by intelligence communities and militaries, is now available to all but a handful of governments," wrote the Citizen Lab Researchers.
The Misfit Developer Toolkit lets third-party devs incorporate activity and sleep tracking abilities using Misfit's data intelligence and Shine hardware.
Our methodology will decrease the effort in building and increase the structural quality of IS maintenance toolkits that are used for verification of an IS in areas such as command, control, communication, computer, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) organizations.
