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Amy D. Grubb joined Ben Taylor, Chief AI Evangelist at DataRobot, on the More Intelligent Tomorrow podcast to discuss the difficulties of digital transformation and the role of I-O psychology in a large government environment. Trained as an industrial and organizational psychologist, with a Ph.D. from the University of Houston, Amy Grubb has worked at the Federal Bureau of Investigation…

The baseball season is in full swing, overflowing with excitement for teams hoping to get onto the top of the leaderboard and play through the postseason. It’s been an honor to have worked with some epic teams in baseball (and some not-so-amazing teams) over the decades. The passion of being a member of the front office of a Major League…

As part of a blog post series on the topic of building trust in AI, we recently talked about how  DataRobot organizes trust in an AI system into three main categories: performance, operations, and ethics. In each of these categories is a set of dimensions of trust. The purpose of this blog post is to discuss one dimension of trust…

Organizations in different industries use artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and data science to uncover deep insights about their processes and procedures that help them make predictions to allocate resources and increase productivity. These same benefits could also help  universities better serve their students and protect their bottom line.  AI can help universities predict possible outcomes to the following scenarios:…

In a recent blog, we talked about how, at DataRobot, we organize trust in an AI system into three main categories: trust in the performance in your AI/machine learning model, trust in the operations of your AI system, and trust in the ethics of your modelling workflow, both to design the AI system and to integrate it with your business…

Admiral James A. "Sandy" Winnefeld Jr. joined Ben Taylor, Chief AI Evangelist at DataRobot, on the More Intelligent Tomorrow podcast to discuss the third horizon of innovation in technology and the role played by artificial intelligence. Admiral Winnefeld began his Naval career in 1978, flying F-14 fighter jets. Over the next 37 years, he served in the air, at sea,…

Accounting fraud is the manipulation or misstatement of a company’s financial statements to create an illusion of strong financial health. This type of fraud boosts investor or shareholder confidence—when in fact the company could be in poor financial health with liquidity or solvency issues. There are several ways of falsifying financial statements to paint a more rosy picture such as…

As artificial intelligence secures its position in the public sphere, consumers expect companies to use the maturing technology ethically and responsibly. Seventy percent of customers expect organizations to provide transparent and fair AI experiences, according to a recent Capgemini report. But as the technology’s popularity grows, a number of concerning examples have emerged of AI models operating with algorithmic bias.…

General David H. Patraeus grew up just down the road from the prestigious United States Military Academy and graduated from West Point in 1974. He spent nearly four decades in the U.S. Army and served in Haiti, Kuwait, and Bosnia before rising to the rank of general. Yet, despite all his military accomplishments, he notes that his experience attending Princeton,…