TAG Introduces 'Mapping Artificial Intelligence' in AI Quarterly's First Issue

TAG Infosphere has announced the launch of 'Mapping Artificial Intelligence', the inaugural edition of its AI Quarterly. This release marks TAG's venture into the field of artificial intelligence from its foundational focuses on cybersecurity and climate science. Dr. Edward Amoroso, the company's founder, presents a comprehensive analytical model in the publication, offering a detailed layout of 20 AI categories accompanied by 100 subcategories. This model encapsulates a broad spectrum of AI applications in diverse sectors, including autonomous vehicles, manufacturing, education, and human resources. Amoroso urges organizations to assess their position in relation to this AI model, highlighting the imperative adoption of AI for business survival.

The publication, which spans 75 pages and is available for free online, diversifies its content beyond conventional insights. It includes feature articles on AI's portrayal in popular culture, its potential benefits, personal anecdotes from AI pioneer Jay Wilpon, and a critical look at the challenges faced by speech transcription technologies. Moreover, it delves into the ongoing conflict between content creators and AI developers over copyright issues. Adding an engaging element, the edition is interspersed with five original AI-related cartoons and features interviews with executives from leading AI companies.