Posts tagged "artificial intelligence"

The beauty of artificial intelligence (AI) is its capacity to release marketers from the heavy burden of manual execution. Freeing the…

One of the most difficult things about being from the future* is that most people think I’m crazy until what I predict actually happens, at …

Deakin University’s SPARK Deakin accelerator has announced the ten startups participating in its class of 2018, with this year’s diverse cohort working on everything from customised AI solutions to cake creation.

AI-enabled bill payment platform Gobbill is partnering up with two other fintechs to realise its international goals, but co-founder Shendon Ewans tells StartupSmart there are more important things than figures to consider in this particular type of business.

Business loan marketplace Lending Express launched in Australia in 2016, and since then it’s facilitated $50 million in small business loans. But it was only last month that founder Eden Amirav first set foot on Australian soil.

Michael McQueen believes are at least four major disruptive trends that none of us can afford to ignore.

Brighte has closed its $18.5 million Series B funding round, and founder and chief executive Katherine McConnell says the energy financing startup’s string of successes have come from a lot of networking, and a little patience.

The federal government has commissioned new research into the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, to the tune of $427,941.

What would it take for you to put the same level of trust in AI as you would extend to a human? To chat with your child? To drive your taxi? To read your brain scan? To scan your face at a concert, at work, or in a supermarket?

Voice recognition technology has been generating a lot of attention of late. Smart devices decked out to deliver voice-prompted assistance a…

Not only does millionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk have his fingers in a lot of different startup pies, he also has a lot of opinions, especially when it comes to AI.

The bid by Aussie startup MOVUS to capture the “unsexy” side of Internet of Things and artificial intelligence technology has struck a chord with some of Australia’s biggest investing names, who have parted with $4.8 million to help propel the startup to international growth.