Mar/Apr 2020

What can we expect from AI this year? It will certainly continue to develop in promising ways for businesses and consumers alike. The hype that has surrounded AI until now is quickly becoming replaced by a more tangible reality, providing a chance for organizations to reap the rewards of AI in outcome-driven ways. Here’s how AI will help business leaders and decision-makers push the boundaries of their enterprises to deliver improved business performance.

• Ganes Kesari

Someday, more than a year after its second disastrous crash, the grounded Boeing 737 MAX will return to the skies. But will it be awash in empty seats when it does? If recent surveys are to be believed, the answer is clearly yes.

• Arnold Barnett

Better data equates to better decisions. Businesses across many industries are getting smarter in allocating resources and making big decisions thanks to technological insights. Today, most business managers feel completely handicapped without access to analytics. This is only the start.

• Vikrant Pathak

Are artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms biased? The answer is “yes,” according to recent studies. Any AI algorithm can have bias creep into it. The best way to avoid this is to proactively look for and identify bias in your AI, eradicate it and then alter your approach to ensure future algorithms are fairer.

• Sray Agarwal