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Fantasy Football trades: How IBM Granite foundation models drive personalized explainability for millions

IBM Journey to AI blog

When a user taps on a player to acquire or trade, a list of “Top Contributing Factors” now appears alongside the numerical grade, providing team managers with personalized explainability in natural language generated by the IBM® Granite™ large language model (LLM). Why did it take so long? In a word: scale.

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Global executives and AI strategy for HR: How to tackle bias in algorithmic AI

IBM Journey to AI blog

The new rules, which passed in December 2021 with enforcement , will require organizations that use algorithmic HR tools to conduct a yearly bias audit. This means that processes utilizing algorithmic AI and automation should be carefully scrutinized and tested for impact according to the specific regulations in each state, city, or locality.

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Microsoft Malware Detection

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Introduction As a part of writing a blog on the ML or DS topic, I selected a problem statement from Kaggle which is Microsoft malware detection. Here this blog explains how to solve the problem from scratch. In this blog I will explain to […].

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Generative AI vs. predictive AI: What’s the difference?

IBM Journey to AI blog

Predictive AI blends statistical analysis with machine learning algorithms to find data patterns and forecast future outcomes. These adversarial AI algorithms encourage the model to generate increasingly high-quality outputs. Similarly, random forest algorithms combine the output of multiple decision trees to reach a single result.

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How will quantum impact the biotech industry?

IBM Journey to AI blog

A classical computer is how you’re reading this blog. But this alone does not explain the full power of quantum computing. Each one has its strengths and weaknesses: while quantum will excel at running certain algorithms or simulating nature, classical will still take on much of the work.

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Photogrammetry Explained: From Multi-View Stereo to Structure from Motion

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This blog post is the 1st of a 3-part series on 3D Reconstruction: Photogrammetry Explained: From Multi-View Stereo to Structure from Motion (this blog post) 3D Reconstruction: Have NeRFs Removed the Need for Photogrammetry? The second blog post will introduce you to NeRFs , the neural network solution. Then 3 and 4.

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The importance of diversity in AI isn’t opinion, it’s math

IBM Journey to AI blog

These issues require more than a technical, algorithmic or AI-based solution. Consider, for example, who benefits most from content-recommendation algorithms and search engine algorithms. Algorithms and models require targets or proxies for Bayes error: the minimum error that a model must improve upon.