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Why AI for social good is a thing

Tech companies love to promote their use of AI for social good. CMU's Fei Fang talks about why the ethics of AI is such a tricky topic in the final episode of 'Schooled in AI.'
Cognitive tutor could teach employees new skills

AI research on how humans learn is making learning less mysterious –-- and could lead to cognitive tutors, whose job is to train employees.

New deep learning algorithms could improve robot sight

Self-driving cars, as brilliant as they are, are not nearly as good as humans at dealing with uncertainty. David Held has an algorithm for that.
'Virtual humans' pick up on social cues

Carnegie Mellon University's Justine Cassell talks about her efforts to turn software into 'virtual humans.'
Artificial intelligence and machine learning forge path to a better UI

Carnegie Mellon University's Chris Harrison talks about the future of the user interface in this episode of 'Schooled in AI.'
Relentless AI cyberattacks will require new protective measures

AI cyberattacks won't be particularly clever; instead, they'll be fast and fierce. Carnegie Mellon University's Jason Hong explains in this episode of 'Schooled in AI.'
Trying to wrap your brain around AI? CMU has an AI stack for that

In this episode of 'Schooled in AI,' Andrew Moore, dean of the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University, talks about the benefits of the AI stack.
AI experts from CMU featured in new SearchCIO podcast

The biggest tech companies in the world are tapping university professors to lead their AI efforts. And we'll be talking to them, too. Welcome to our new podcast series Schooled in AI.
Howard Dresner aims to separate BI myth from reality

BI is not dead, says Howard Dresner -- but machine learning? It's definitely overhyped. He explains why and talks about his upcoming Real BI Conference in this SearchCIO podcast.
Information technology adoption: CIO Ted Ross discusses LA's strategy

Ted Ross, Los Angeles CIO, discusses enterprise technology refresh against the backdrop of developments such as Windows Server 2016, containerization and cloud computing.
Data storytelling is the next big thing in collaborative computing

Data storytelling is gaining ground in BI and analytics circles. What is it and why should CIOs care? Howard Dresner explains in this SearchCIO podcast.
How to manage mobile devices: Tech investments and a feature wish list

A CIO gives his take on the tech he needs to manage mobile devices and which MDM capabilities he believes are still half-baked.
Movie app rewards well-behaved patrons in Cinemark theaters

The CineMode movie app gives movie-goers control of the viewing experience in Cinemark theaters. Learn more in this podcast video with Cinemark's CTO.
Why agile projects pose challenges for enterprise project managers

Agile expert Joseph Flahiff explains why managing agile projects can make project managers feel as if they're cramming a square peg into a round hole.
In search of speed, State Street's CIO builds a private cloud

State Street Corp. CIO Christopher Perretta shares how he tapped into the virtues of flexible, scalable computing by building an industrial-strength private cloud.
IT innovation hinges on identifying business process levers

D&M Holdings' growing portfolio of high-end audio and video brands sparked an IT innovation that gave marketing the tools to interact with customers.
CIO role in innovation begins with foresight

In this transcript of a CIO Innovator Profile Series podcast, H.B. Fuller CIO Steven John discusses the CIO role in innovation, and how to create a culture of innovation.
CIO podcasts: Information technology and leadership news and tips

At SearchCIO.com, we're always looking for new ways to deliver the latest IT news and trends. Download these podcasts and listen on the go!
Trends in high availability and fault tolerance

In this podcast, hear how high-availability and fault-tolerance solutions are helping midmarket companies achieve greater availability and performance on mission-critical systems.
Remote-location disaster recovery risks

With multiple remote locations, there's often risk associated with disaster recovery policies and technologies. Learn about the challenges of remote-location disaster recovery.
Use business service management software and tools for better ITSM

Learn how business service management software and tools can help better align IT with the business and improve governance and service delivery.
BPM tool selection: Strategies for success

Get the most out of your BPM tools. Learn how to assess your business and technical needs and choose the best vendor and tool to meet your BPM needs.
IT insourcing trends: Weighing the pros and cons

IT insourcing trends are on the rise in the midmarket, as companies realize benefits including cost savings and the ability to more quickly adapt to changing business needs.
BI tools vs. Microsoft Excel spreadsheets

In this podcast, our expert discusses the differences between BI tools and Excel spreadsheets and how they can be used together in the enterprise to gather and analyze data.
CIO resume refresher best practices

Martha Heller, president of Heller Search Associates, offers CIOs candid tips on hard topics and sensitive issues, as well as simple steps to crafting a winning resume.
Creating a strategic backup and recovery plan for remote employees

Data backup and disaster recovery planning are difficult tasks in the best of circumstances -- mobile devices and remote employees can make things even more complicated. Learn how to manage critical data and get more tips in this SearchCIO.com podcast.
Best practices for data warehouse mergers: Expert podcast

This podcast offers expert advice for CIOs on data warehouse management with a merger or acquisition.
Five ways to justify a CMDB implementation: Expert podcast

A CMDB is essential to any large enterprise's IT Service Management plan. Here are five tried and true justifications for deploying a CMDB.
VoIP vulnerabilities: Why firewall protection is not enough

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems need to be protected by more than just firewalls. Learn more in this podcast.
Five ways to streamline your application development process

An effective application development process requires project planning and requirements management. Learn more in this podcast.
Justifying the costs of identity and access management to executives

Identity and access management is easy to explain in qualitative terms, but difficult to quantify. Expert Joel Dubin offers tips on how to get buy-in from execs in this podcast.

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