Artificial Intelligence

May 2016: Making IoT magic

Cognitive automation gives employees the freedom to innovate

Cognitive automation is not just a component of technology implementation, but part of a holistic strategy that reaches across the enterprise, potentially improving the performance of every employee.

Toyota wants robots to do the driving for us

Toyota is not only looking to the future of cars, but to a future of robotic cars. Columnist Rob Enderle writes that Toyota is working on two models of autonomous vehicles so you can be safe when you are driving or when the computer is driving.

What companies need to know when considering automation

Successful lessons for organizations considering automation 'to infinity and beyond'.

The augmented project manager

Todayu2019s edge technology is not just bolstering profits, but also helping reduce risk and improve products, services, and customer experience.

The augmented project manager

The coming artificial intelligence revolution will dramatically change the project management discipline. Three capability areas are ripe for improvement.

How medical robots will change healthcare

Stardust predictions get everyone talking, separating the mythical from the magical in robotics healthcare.

The future of jobs in a machine world

Between 30 percent and 50 percent of today's jobs will be automated by machines over the next 20 to 30 years, so which jobs are the safest?

Who’s in charge of AI in the enterprise?

As artificial intelligence continues to make inroads in the workplace, the managerial reporting lines can get a bit murky.

How to prepare IT workers for the impact of automation

What happens to technology professionals as artificially intelligent machines take over increasingly complex IT tasks?

What does the future hold for artificial intelligence?

Andrew Moore, dean of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science, shares with CIO.com his thoughts on where artificial intelligence and cognitive computing research is heading.