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Tech giant has offered science labs and artificial intelligence researchers early access to its machines over the internet in recent months.

New capability helps customers, including insurance companies, minimize disruptions like server outages by predicting problems before they occur.

More than 100 scientists from various sub-fields of AI research will work to create a single system that can tackle a wide-range of tasks, company says.

The firm is trying to woo more customers in areas like artificial intelligence and the cloud by providing reps with greater technical and industry-specific expertise.

Demand for AI and information management talent is skyrocketing but filling those positions is proving tough, says Indeed.

The home-sensor company is looking for insurance partners to join existing allies Liberty Mutual and XL Group.

Carriers can leverage cloud, mobile, AI and IoT to protect their markets, innovation expert says at IASA conference.

The chip, known internally as the Apple Neural Engine, would improve the way its devices handle facial and speech recognition tasks.

About 7,000 I/O conference attendees received a free Google Home speaker in hopes developers will build and test new "actions" for the device.

From its voice assistant to photo sharing and automatic image recognition, AI is everywhere in Google's product portfolio.