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One of the more difficult aspects of AI is understanding or expressing human emotion. Some industries, from advertising, to mental healthcare, to automotive — to name a few — already leverage this technology to great effect. Can emotion AI transform some aspects of your business or product?

In March, Synaptiq organized a few of its data scientists and outside researchers into a voluntary project related to COVID-19 data. We presented our early work in a webcast that now has nearly 1,000 views. We surveyed these viewers and our network to better understand their interest in the project. Based on the feedback, we made a few changes to our team structure and added additional volunteers and advisors.

Medicine is data-rich and relies heavily on “knowledge workers” (in other words: a highly educated and specialized class of professionals) to deliver optimal results. AI will help bring about personalized and highly effective healthcare programs administered by doctors who can go back to the business of patient care. In essence, AI will be used to fill gaps humans cannot fill leaving humans to do what we do best. In particular, AI promises to drastically improve outcomes in healthcare diagnostics and treatment.

Embracing telemedicine: Practical and profitable considerations.
Tackling the ultimate healthcare data challenge: Accessible and private patient records.

Leveraging AI to supercharge healthcare technology: What’s possible today.

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP (BAL) embarked on a journey to improve client experience and efficiencies using intelligent automation (IA). This positioned BAL to quickly institute work-from-home across their organization with little disruption.

Financial services often lead the adoption of emerging technologies. How has the Covid-19 pandemic impacted innovation and what can we learn?

Sometimes looking at data the right way helps solve hard problems. Synaptiq’s data scientists wanted to do their part in helping shed light on the Covid-19 pandemic. Join us to unpack what our team learned after analyzing all available public data on the novel coronavirus, Covid-19.

Data strategy and data science are at the heart of any innovation using artificial intelligence. With nearly 150 years serving the agriculture market, Farm Journal had an invaluable wealth of industry knowledge. Grey Montgomery, Farm Journal’s President of Data and Research, wanted a data strategy that would spark innovation and serve as a roadmap to construct an expansive, trusted data asset for employees and clients.