Nasdaq Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence for business is changing the way we do work, yet companies are slow to adopt enterprise AI.

Tesla’s (TSLA) Artificial Intelligence (AI) day is fast approaching. And while CEO Elon Musk insists the date will be focused on recruiting “the best talent” to boost its machine-learning capabilities, investors hope it will bring much more than that.

Nasdaq IR Intelligence conducted research combining natural language processing AI domain expertise and proprietary data from Nasdaq IR Insight. The research uncovers insights issuers can use when planning their earnings calls, ensuring their messages resonate with stakeholders.

The world of big data in the healthcare sector is vast and growing exponentially. Tools that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are critical to organizing, correlating, making sense of and generating useful discoveries

Research and development (R&D) is imperative to withstand competition, waves of disruption, and obsolescence. R&D initiatives provide an edge of innovation to corporates for their products and services.

AI and machine learning technologies are being applied to industries from manufacturing to money management to help improve efficiency and drive returns. 

It’s taken a while, but most organizations now understand that they need a new approach that involves automation and machine learning to improve the document handling process.

Even the most confident worker tends to undervalue themselves. Ask the average employee to list their skills for their role and most will come up with 11 or so. But let artificial intelligence assess those same workers and the number jumps to 34.

For many consumers, filing property insurance claims is still a process that is well known to be slow and inconvenient. In the coming years, insurance companies that leverage new technologies will drastically improve their services and provide better customer experiences. 

Bjørn Sibbern of Nasdaq shares his support for the European ambitions to continuously develop the regulatory framework, enable innovation and leveraging opportunities with technology to create more inclusive, efficient and secure markets.

At this year’s virtual FIA Boca gathering, Nasdaq’s Brenda Hoffman joined a group of panelists to discuss technologies that are changing how markets operate and how the shift to remote work has changed innovation in the industry. 

When it comes to the U.S. energy sector, President Joe Biden has hit the ground running and made clear that decarbonization is a top priority.

Today we usually think of AI as computer systems mimicking human behaviors. But do they?

When we think about automation, it is usually manufacturing, factory floor improvements, and companies like Rockwell Automation (ROK) that come to mind, but we are seeing an acceleration in the adoption of automation occurring in the white-collar and professional services world.

It’s no surprise that COVID-19 transformed every industry and their processes, but when looking specifically at supply chain, its impact is extremely unique in significance.

Coral reefs are a vital part of marine life, act as guards against forces of nature and are a key source of livelihood for millions. Unfortunately, these diverse habitats are rapidly degrading

Nasdaq’s Lauren Dillard, Executive Vice President and Head of Investment Intelligence, and Sophie Chen, Senior Data Scientist in Nasdaq’s Machine Intelligence Lab, were recently recognized in WatersTechnology’s Women in Technology & Data Awards.

Knowledge and attitudes around global food production are undergoing a transformation

Alex Ratner and the Snorkel AI team have spent over five years developing a radically new approach to how enterprises build AI applications. Now, Alex shares insights on Software 2.0 and what’s coming next for Enterprise technology.

Advancements in machine learning have enabled firms to implement new processes and technologies that help compliance officers and anti-money-laundering (AML) investigators around the world investigate illicit activities in the financial ecosystem.