Name: Dr. Naveen Rao, Intel - SXSW 2017 - #IntelAI - #theCUBE
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It's theCUBE, covering South by Southwest 2017.

>> We're here live in South by Southwest Austin, Texas.

we go out and extract the signal from noise.

I'm John Furrier, I'm here with Naveene Rao,

the artificial intelligence solutions group at Intel.

>> So we're here, big crowd here at Intel, Intel AI lounge.

You're the general manager of AI solutions.

>> AI has been redefined through time a few times.

Today AI means generally applied machine learning.

It's a tool, really, more than anything else.

people can understand kind of what's going on with software.

Machine learning and IoT gets kind of in the industry,

points to a future world where you're seeing software

So cloud computing, what you guys are doing with the chips

and software has now created a scale dynamic.

Similar to Moore's, but Moore's Law is done for devices.

You're starting to see software impact society.

So what are some of those game changing impacts

that you see and that you're looking at at Intel?

>> There are many different thought labors

that many of us will characterize as drudgery.

For instance, if I'm an insurance company,

and I want to assess the risk of 10 million pages of text,

I have to have a team of analysts run through,

These are the kind of problems we can start to attack.

what a bulldozer was to physical labor, AI is to data.

To thought labor, we can really get through

>> So what are the big game changing things

that are going on that people can relate to?

"Oh my god, I'm a resident of a community.

"Who writes the software, is there a budget for that?"

So the user interface is certainly changing.

I think that has an entire dynamic on how people use tools.

Easier something is, the more people use,

and we start discovering these emergent dynamics.

that sort of gave rise to the smartphone.

some really interesting dynamics like that.

Google had their big event, their cloud event,

and they talked a lot about, and by the way,

Intel was on stage with the new Xeon processor,

up to 72 cores, amazing compute capabilities,

but cloud computing does bring that scale together.

But you start thinking about data science

has moved into using data, and now you have

and having now multiple datasets available.

If you can connect the dots, okay, a lot of data,

now you have a lot of data plus a lot of datasets,

and you have almost unlimited compute capability.

That starts to draw in some of the picture a little bit.

>> It does, but actually there's one thing missing

from what you just described, is that our ability

to scale data storage and data collection

has outpaced our ability to compute on it.

And our compute has really not caught up with that,

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