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InsideBIGDATA interviewed Kyndi Founder & CEO Ryn Welsh on the current limitations of unsupervised learning and the benefits of combining connectionist and symbolic approaches.

Despite the obvious impact of the most salient macro level trends impacting data science—including Artificial Intelligence, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things—the ends of this discipline remain largely unchanged from when it initially emerged nearly 10 years ago.

Cognitive search The implications of this trivial example are considerable for enterprise search users. It indicates that effective search is based on understanding basic attributes such as who the user is, what he or she is looking for, and how that meaning is conveyed in the specific language of searches.

Everyone knows larger companies like Google have been amassing user data on the web. The playbook is simple: Get people to use free services (social networks or search engines), collect their data, and sell it to advertisers.

The industry as a whole is beginning to realize the intimate connection between Artificial Intelligence and its less heralded, yet equally viable, knowledge foundation.

Despite how deeply we’ve traveled into the digital era, employees at enterprise companies still find themselves devoting hours of their day, if not days of their week, poring over text documents looking for data and answers to questions.

Despite the obvious impact of the most salient macro level trends impacting data science—including Artificial Intelligence, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things—the ends of this discipline remain largely unchanged from when it initially emerged nearly 10 years ago.

For most organizations, the bifurcation of Artificial Intelligence has been as stark as it’s been simplistic. AI was either machine learning or rules-based approaches (the former of which outnumbered the latter), supervised or unsupervised learning, computer vision or natural language technologies.

Kyndi was recognized as a Gartner Cool Vendor in Enterprise AI Governance and Ethical Response

Kyndi was ranked #44 on the insideBIGDATA IMPACT 50 List for Q4 2019.