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As the age of artificial intelligence (AI) expands, brands are looking for new ways to empathetically interact with the consumer market. Our powerful AI platform enhances the cultural fluency of chatbots. This means, algorithms with have more humanity.
We are an early stage startup building cultural intelligence into AI. Culture-IQ by IVOW is a robust API platform optimized to provide cultural intelligence training. Leading consumer marketers can leverage our product to achieve and sustain competitive advantage by optimizing audience profiling and engagement. Culture IQ by IVOW AI from Davar Ardalan on Vimeo.  How can testers prepare for the future of AI? Join our 2020 webinar series as we deliver practical advice into the future of testing and AI. We’ll discuss the next generation of testing needs in an ML/ AI landscape and introduce the global Software Testing/QA community to An Algorithm for Stories on Women dataset challenge and the opportunities it provides. Excited to be partnering with Test Master Academy and Senior Software Engineer Aprajita Mathur for this 2020 knowledge series. Details and links soon on how you can join!
NEXT DATES Wednesday 30 January 2020, 12-1pm EST Understanding AI/ML We cover some of the basic principles of AI and how a simple neural network works. What to consider when developing AI and Testing methodology. Data, Security, Computing and End user. We also introduce the women's dataset challenge. Tuesday 18 February 2020, 12-1pm EST Data, Bias, and Security in AI A look at data and how biases are introduced. Share use-cases to demonstrate how biases can impact ML. Share aspects of security that are important for BIG DATA and AI. We further explore the women's dataset challenge and opportunities for learning. Tuesday 24 March 2020, 12-1pm EST Build a better AI & Test it! Existing testing methodologies that can be used for testing AI. Things to consider when testing AI/ML software. Wearing the hat of user experience vs a tester when dealing with AI. Latest on the women's dataset challenge Tuesday 28 April 2020, 12-1pm EST How to Test an Algorithm! |
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