Sentences with phrase «artificial intelligence department»

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The Defense Department also wants to incorporate artificial intelligence - related tasks like machine learning to help speed the design process.

Next month, the Treasury Department is expected to release a plan to further restrict Chinese investment in American companies, including industries such as semiconductors and artificial intelligence that are sensitive for national security reasons.

According to a new white paper commissioned by the Department of Defense, Beijing is encouraging Chinese companies with close government ties to invest in American start - ups specializing in critical technologies like artificial intelligence and robots to advance China's military capacity as well as its economy.

Researchers from the Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford University have for the first time shown that neural networks — a form of artificial intelligence — can accurately analyze the complex distortions in spacetime known as gravitational lenses 10 million times faster than traditional methods.

He was a postdoctoral fellow at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, and a Senior Research Associate at Stanford's Department of Mechanical Engineering, where he did research in robotics, artificial intelligence, and rehabilitation engineering.

Developed by Blazing Badger and published by Mamor Games, AIPD (Artificial Intelligence Police Department) is a twin stick shooter, in which you «fight evil artificial GO →

Swedish law firm MAQS Advokatbyrå has deployed Luminance's artificial intelligence (AI) technology, transforming its M&A department by streamlining the due diligence process.

The new collaboration, which follows Bamford's appointment as a non-executive director of Wavelength, will use legal technology, data analytics, contract automation, «living» playbooks, machine learning and artificial intelligence solutions in order to provide responsive services to law firms, in - house legal teams and other business departments.

According to Altman Weil, a well - regarded consultancy serving law firms and in - house departments, only 7.5 % of reporting U.S. law firms are even beginning to use technology tools that incorporate machine learning and other forms of artificial intelligence.

Because of the cost of legal services, all consumers of legal services, from legal aid organizations to corporate legal departments, are using data and artificial intelligence to improve legal - service delivery.

«I look forward to hearing the details of how two law firms and one law department are approaching artificial intelligence.

In part three of this three - part series on artificial intelligence (AI), we'll take a deep dive into how law firms and legal departments are using AI in practice today to achieve results for their organizations and value for their clients.

When it comes to the need for efficiency, better client service and better outcomes for clients, artificial intelligence is helping lawyers at law firms, legal departments and government agencies of all shapes and sizes do more than ever before.

VP Strategy and Operations at ROSS Intelligence, and as employee # 1 he co-ordinates efforts across the company to ensure that sole practitioners, legal aid groups, law firms, government agencies, corporate law departments, state bar associations and law faculties are able to benefit from cutting - edge developments in artificial intelligenIntelligence, and as employee # 1 he co-ordinates efforts across the company to ensure that sole practitioners, legal aid groups, law firms, government agencies, corporate law departments, state bar associations and law faculties are able to benefit from cutting - edge developments in artificial intelligenceintelligence research.

Last month we challenged law firms to respond to the challenges being thrown down by insurance carriers and law departments around big data and artificial intelligence.

There has been a boom in the number of vendors who sell artificial intelligence products to legal departments — making for a more competitive market and increasing vendor options for in - house counsel, according to a buyer's guide for legal technology published by LawGeex on Monday.

Up - to - the - minute insight into AI use cases in the legal industry, showing how artificial intelligence is being employed in law firms and law departments.

«Whether it's working with an alternative service provider or managing internal processes or whether leveraging knowledge management and artificial intelligence to do work on contracts or patents — everything we do in the legal department now... we're starting to break it down and see if we're getting the best value,» she said.

The meeting opened with presentations on the state of technology by three experts, including artificial intelligence researcher Prof. Stuart Russell and Mr. Paul Scharre, co-author of the 2012 US Department of Defense policy directive on autonomy in warfare.

The US Department of Defense is using artificial intelligence technology from Google's TensorFlow unit, to help it analyse drone footage.

That's a Department of Defense drone surveillance initiative that use artificial intelligence to interpret recorded data and detect the movements of vehicles and other targets.