AI is increasingly prevalent in our daily lives, and this trend is unlikely to change anytime soon. This comes with risks, but by understanding these risks, we can build AI systems that mitigate them.
SAS' Natalie Patten shows you the potential of integrating a country classification transformer into data cleansing workflows.
SAS' Mary Osborne, Ali Dixon Ricke, and Franklin Manchester break down what insurers still need to learn about generative AI.
As populations around the world the U.S. continue to grow, both condensing in urban areas and sprawling in more rural areas, the importance of a functioning distribution network for utilities grows proportionally. The complexity and interconnected nature of say, the electric distribution network, is already staggering; one can hardly imagine
SAS' Shawn Romero introduces you to the SAS Payment Integrity for Food Assistance model.
Step behind the scenes to see the role of neural networks in detecting payment fraud.
SAS' Jennifer Hargrove introduces the SAS Medication Adherence Risk model, a way to identify patients at high risk of being non-adherent to their medication therapy so that interventions can be provided to help patients remain adherent.
They say nothing in life is certain other than death and taxes, but there something else I’ve found I can count on from experience: sending out invites for a party on social media only to receive a few affirmative responses and a whole slew of “maybe”. I know my friends
Managing the explosion of paper documents is complicated and expensive. Intelligent Document Processing (IDP), also known as Document Intelligence, addresses those challenges among other benefits.
We often hear about cyberattacks, hackers, ransomware, and other nefarious deeds in the news, but not all data breaches are caused by third parties.
