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Elbow Climate already has projects in place in Ecuador, Africa and the United States.

An Israeli company is combining artificial intelligence (AI) with satellite data in a new way, It does this to measure carbon uptake on land and at sea.

while doing, Elbow Climate contributes to preventing global warming and climate change by helping remove carbon from the atmosphere, The company has been based in Tel Aviv since 2019 and uses data from sensors on satellites to create accurate maps.

The carbon is stored there, benefiting landowners and governments by selling offset credits to polluting companies, The process is to submit actual carbon data that was put together by hand. For example, measuring the diameter of a tree trunk to see an increase in biomass.

Screenshot of an interactive map showing a portion of the African forest in red, showing a decrease in underground carbon, an increase in green, and no change in white. Photo: Courtesy Elbow Clima

with machine learning, The company teaches techniques to combine data from satellite sensors that scan vegetation up to 30 centimeters below ground level, The soil and roots are there, along with real-world information, allowing you to identify patterns that are used as the basis for carbon predictions in similar environments.

AI detects correlations that a human would not findAriella Charney, Elbows director of operations, said. From humans to the smallest plants, all life on the planet is based on carbon. For millions of years, nature has balanced the carbon that enters the atmosphere with the carbon that leaves and is stored., For example, breathing, like volcanoes, emits CO2.

Most companies that store carbon and sell credits are based in nature. And its forms range from the conservation of forests to the method of sustainable agricultural use. Using Elbows data, they have a good idea of how much carbon they are storing and how much they can offset., And it achieves this with a resolution of 50 square centimeters per pixel.

For its part, the software regularly monitors over time, once a year, to ensure that the same forests that store carbon and make money arent cut down or burned and add carbon dioxide. turns into an emitter., The company has already signed several agreements to provide its mapping services.

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History shows civil wars to be among the messiest, most horrifying of human affairs. So Princeton professor Arvind Narayanan and his PhD student Sayash Kapoor got suspicious last year when they discovered a strand of political science research claiming to predict when a civil war will break out with more than 90 percent accuracy, thanks to artificial intelligence Yet when the Princeton researchers looked more closely, many of the results turned out to be a mirage.

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They were claiming near-perfect accuracy, but we found that in each of these cases, there was an error in the machine-learning pipeline, says Kapoor. When he and Narayanan fixed those errors, in every instance they found that modern AI offered virtually no advantage.

That experience prompted the Princeton pair to investigate whether misapplication of machine learning was distorting results in other fieldsand to conclude that incorrect use of the technique is a widespread problem in modern science.

The idea that you can take a four-hour-long online course and then use machine learning in your scientific research has become so overblown, Kapoor says. People have not stopped to think about where things can potentially go wrong.

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Traditional peer-to-peer communication systems consisting of emails, phone calls, text messages, and face to face meetings have hugely been disrupted with the widespread adoption of next-generation platforms such as social media, messaging apps, and voice-based assistants.

This has triggered a major paradigm shift in customer behavior to prefer these alternative communications platforms, providing omnichannel experience regardless of devices. Not surprisingly, younger people are at the tip of the spear of the adoption curve for text but also voice, video, and image sharing.

For additional market segments, a shift occurs in terms of customers' business engagement expectations when they realize they may engage over their favorite chat platform using text, voice, and video communications. Conversational AI plays a profound role here, automatically communicating with customers as if a real human being, but in actuality an authentically human-sounding, AI-powered bot.

Conversational AI leverages natural language, machine learning, and other technologies to help omnichannel engagement platforms better understand and interact with customers, providing automated and personalized experiences across any channel including web, applications, mobile, and other platforms. Businesses can leverage opportunities to automate customer service operations as well as marketing and sales initiatives.

Businesses are beginning to integrate conversational AI through voice assistants, chatbots, and messaging apps. We expect that 36% of enterprises will shift their customer support function entirely to virtual assistants by 2027. This prediction is supported by our findings that indicate most customers prefer to shop with business through chat applications. This represents a massive shift from five years ago.

Whereas conversational AI merely sounds like an actual human, voice cloning mimics a known person's voice that is distinguishable as someone that a person would believe is the real person that they know. Like basic conversational AI, it may be used with various applications and industry verticals, particularly retail and other consumer services-oriented business areas.

With voice cloning, businesses can introduce a customer familiar voice to build a long-term relationship and ensure a better customer experience. Voice cloning models are trained through some data set, typically within only a few hours of recorded speech. It also leverages AI and machine learning technologies to train models so that it may engage in natural-sounding, real-time conversations with customers.

In addition to shifting customer behaviors and expectations, there are some other factors that drive enterprise and contact service providers towards leveraging conversational AI and voice cloning solutions. Some of the factors include saving time for customer service, improving real-time accessibility, increasing efficiency, reducing customer acquisition costs, building long-term relationships, handling customer queries effectively, and reducing customer complaints.

Pandemic mitigation is expected to add a significant growth factor to the conversational AI and voice cloning market as businesses seek to automate operations and enhance worker safety as well as support governmental rules and regulations. As social distancing, remote work and operation, and massive digitization continue to grow, businesses will be more reliant on providing remote services to customers.

Key Topics Covered:

1.0 Executive Summary

2.0 Introduction

2.1 Conversational AI

2.1.1 What is Conversational AI

2.1.2 Conversational AI Architecture

2.1.3 Core Challenges

2.1.4 Core Principles

2.1.5 Technology Component

2.1.6 Conversational AI and Chatbot

2.1.7 Automatic Speech Recognition

2.1.8 Growth Drivers

2.2 Voice Cloning

2.2.1 What is Voice Cloning

2.2.2 Voice Cloning Architecture

2.2.3 AI Voice Cloning

2.2.4 Voice Anti-Spoofing and Fraud Detection

2.2.5 Core Challenges

2.2.6 Growth Drivers

2.3 Building Conversational AI and Voice Cloning Solutions

2.4 AI-Enabled Personalization

2.5 Enterprise and Customer Benefits

2.6 Artificial General Intelligence

2.7 Artificial Super Intelligence

2.8 Market Drivers and Challenges

2.9 Value Chain

2.9.1 AI Companies

2.9.2 Software/Platform Companies

2.9.3 Analytics Providers

2.9.4 IoT Companies

2.9.5 Connectivity Providers

2.9.6 Enterprises and End Users

2.10 Regulatory Implications

2.11 Pandemic Impact

3.0 Technology and Application Analysis

3.1 Conversational AI and Voice Cloning Technology

3.1.1 Machine Learning and Deep Learning

3.1.2 Natural Language Processing

3.1.3 Automatic Speech Recognition

3.1.4 Computer Vision

3.2 Conversational AI and Voice Cloning Application

3.2.1 Chatbots

3.2.2 Intelligent Voice Assistants (IVA) System

3.2.3 Accessibility/ Messaging Application

3.2.4 Digital Games

3.2.5 Interactive Learning Application

3.3 Conversational AI and Voice Cloning Functions

3.3.1 Customer Support

3.3.2 Personal Assistant

3.3.3 Branding and Advertising

3.3.4 Customer Engagement and Retention

3.3.5 Employee Engagement and Onboarding

3.3.6 Data Privacy and Compliance

3.3.7 Campaign Analysis and Data Aggregation

3.4 Conversational AI and Voice Cloning Use Cases

3.4.1 Healthcare and Life Science

3.4.2 Education

3.4.3 Telecom, IT, and Internet

3.4.4 Bank and Financial Institution

3.4.5 Travel and Hospitality/Tourism

3.4.6 Media and Entertainment

3.4.7 Energy and Utilities

3.4.8 Government and Defense

3.4.9 Retail and E-commerce

3.4.10 Manufacturing

3.4.11 Automotive

3.5 Cloud Deployment and Enterprise AI Adoption

3.6 Software Platform and Tools

3.7 5G Deployment and Edge Computing

3.8 Smart Workplace and Service Automation

3.9 Public Safety and Governments

3.10 Ethical Implications

3.11 Social Scam, Theft, and Call Fraud

3.12 Augmented Reality and RCS Messaging

3.13 Multilingualism

3.14 M2M Communications

4.0 Company Analysis

4.1 Acapela Group

4.2 Alt Inc.

4.3 Amazon

4.4 Aristech GmbH

4.5 Artificial Solutions

4.6 AT&T

4.7 Avaamo

4.8 AmplifyReach

4.9 Baidu

4.10 CandyVoice

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Security and intelligence experts have advised President Muhammadu Buharis regime to use artificial intelligence (AI) to fight Boko Haram, bandits and other criminals terrorising Nigeria.

The experts spoke at the 15th International Security Conference and Award (ISCA), organised by the International Institute of Professional Security (IIPS), on Saturday in Abuja.

Director General of IIPS, Tony Ofoyetan, said deploying drones would strengthen the fight against insecurity.

There is need for more of technology in intelligence gathering and operational executions and the like. They need to understand the essence of inanimate intelligence, and that is actually the reason why we put on this conference, he said.

Mr Ofoyetan also advised the regime to look at the security challenges beyond the perspective of military actions. He added that the government should interrogate the possibility of international sponsorship of the various security challenges bedevilling the country.

Another security and intelligence expert, Kabiru Adamu, said, What this conference has done is to bring forward solutions using technology in managing insecurity in Nigeria. The reality is that technology is a force multiplier in a situation where you have paucity of funds, where you dont have enough personnel, then technology is the natural fallback.

He added, That is what this conference is proposing. All the papers that were presented discussed solutions around the use of technology, particularly the use of AI. Looking at the EndSARS crisis when Nigeria was caught unawares, its obvious our security agencies were not prepared for the kind of modernisation that took place in cyberspace.

The security expert added that Nigeria had no choice but to adopt technology in intelligence gathering to tackle the security challenges effectively.

Mr Adamu also called for the engagement of young people, especially experts in different aspects of cybersecurity, to support the military forces.

(NAN)

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