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Booking.com says it built AI tools it wishes it had bought off the shelf

James Waters said Booking.com built AI tools it now regrets, and its research found only 6% of people trust AI to make travel decisions.

How AI tools target fleet maintenance inefficiencies

Sep 24,26 | 01:39 EST

During the “AI 101: What Fleets Need to Know” panel, speakers emphasized that AI is intended to support, rather than replace, maintenance professionals.

Don’t CON Law Artificial Intelligence

Sep 24,26 | 01:37 EST

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly integrating into the health care system, presenting a vast potential to enhance access, reduce costs, and improve the quality of care. However, growing concerns are prompting some lawmakers to consider extensive regulations before these benefits can fully materialize, risking a repetition of past policy errors that worsened healthcare issues.

Opinion: Colorado should turn artificial intelligence skills into apprenticeships

Sep 24,26 | 01:35 EST

Inside Colorado’s AI-enabled workplaces, young workers can learn real work, under solid supervision, against clear standards.

Reimbursement Puzzle: How Should Doctors Be Paid for Using AI Tools?

Sep 24,26 | 01:34 EST

As AI tools play an ever larger role in healthcare, one question remains: How will doctors get paid for using them?

AI tools can help Americans meet their civil legal needs

Sep 24,26 | 01:33 EST

The US legal system frequently falls short in providing legal counsel for millions of Americans involved in civil cases. Both general-purpose and specialized law-specific AI models present a promising solution to bridge this significant 'justice gap' of unmet legal needs across the country.

Rice University to offer Master of Artificial Intelligence degree program in 2027

Sep 24,26 | 01:31 EST

The university, which also offers a bachelor of science in AI, says the new graduate program will focus on engineering, development, and research for artificial intelligence.

Snowmaking With Artificial Intelligence

Sep 23,26 | 01:44 EST

This article explores the innovative application of artificial intelligence within Snowtracker's state-of-the-art automated snowmaking software. This sophisticated system fundamentally redefines how snow is produced at mountain resorts by intelligently segmenting the entire mountain landscape. It precisely divides the terrain into numerous distinct quadrants, taking into account critical geographical and environmental variables such as varying elevations and specific directional orientations. A crucial component of this technology involves the continuous collection and meticulous storage of real-time weather patterns. This vast and dynamic meteorological dataset is diligently maintained within an advanced database. The core power of this system lies in its ability to harness this collected data, employing robust artificial intelligence algorithms to accurately predict future weather conditions. These predictions are highly granular, tailored specifically for each identified elevation zone and regional quadrant across the mountain. This foresight enables highly optimized, efficient, and responsive snowmaking operations, moving away from traditional reactive approaches to a more proactive and data-driven strategy for ensuring optimal snow coverage and quality.

The cost of artificial intelligence: environmental catastrophe

Sep 23,26 | 01:43 EST

Data centers, fueled by artificial intelligence, are emerging at an unprecedented rate, posing significant economic and environmental threats, including rising energy costs for taxpayers and critical strain on natural resources, according to the Environmental and Energy Study Institute.