Artificial intelligence's (AI) ability to learn behaviours based on continually improving pattern recognition could be used to identify types of articles that have been previously flagged as misinformation, according to digital transformation consultant Jason Bloomberg. However, these algorithms must also identify true and unbiased news, which requires a more complex appraisal of data able to weigh accuracy and context that lies beyond the reach of current capabilities. Philipp Rudloff, Jim Lipsey, and Jason Bloomberg. The report by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) is part of an ongoing effort to understand how AI can help businesses improve their business performance.
Artificial intelligence's (AI) ability to learn behaviours based on continually improving pattern recognition could be used to identify types of articles that have been previously flagged as misinformation, according to digital transformation consultant Jason Bloomberg. However, these algorithms must also identify true and unbiased news, which requires a more complex appraisal of data able to weigh accuracy and context that lies beyond the reach of current capabilities. The report by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) is part of an ongoing effort to understand how AI can help businesses improve their business performance.