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Lover of all things Louisiana. Executive News Editor of The Advocate | The Times-Picayune | The Acadiana Advocate | nola.com | theadvocate.com
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AI Maturity As Intangible Capital

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By Jennifer Brown Verified
| Mondaq
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the corporate world has evolved from a trend into a core strategy. Businesses are no longer just experimenting with chatbots, they are integrating both proprietary and consumer AI as strategic assets to drive bottom-line results.
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LSE IQ Episode 13 | Are we seeing a new gender equality revolution?

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By Jennifer Brown Verified, Winnie M Li, Beverley Skeggs
| LSE Connect Verified
Tuesday 3 April 2018 | 38 minutes 9 seconds Welcome to LSE IQ, a monthly podcast from the London School of Economics and Political Science, where we ask leading social scientists - and other experts - to answer an intelligent question about economics, politics or society. In this episode, Joanna Bale asks 'are we seeing a new gender equality revolution?'. She talks to LSE's Jennifer Brown, Winnie Li and Beverley Skeggs.
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How Figurative Art Survives in the Age of Abstraction and AI

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By Jennifer Brown Verified
| WriteUp Cafe
The art of human figures and expressions have long dominated the art world until replaced by abstraction in the contemporary era. Now, some artists discard figurative art as an obsolete and over-used theme of creation. No wonder, abstraction challenged figurative representation, bringing conceptual art at the fore. These days, artificial intelligence produces images at astonishing speed, blurring the line between human and machine-made creativity.
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