Expert Contributors Articles

Eric Kleppen

Updated on April 23, 2025

Word2vec is a natural language processing (NLP) technique used to represent words as vectors, where vectors close together in the vector space indicate they have similar contexts. Here's how to vectorize text using word2vec, Gensim and Plotly.

Esben Dochy

Updated on April 21, 2025

Aging network equipment opens your business to a myriad of vulnerabilities. Our expert shares advice for managing it proactively.

Peter Grant

Updated on April 17, 2025

Model validation is a phase in the machine learning process where a trained model’s performance is evaluated using data that is different from the training data, known as a validation data set.

Toni de la Fuente

Updated on April 17, 2025

Open-source cloud security tools offer increased transparency, flexibility and control. Here’s why it might signal the end of black-box security solutions.

Tooraj Helmi

Updated on April 16, 2025

Agentic blockchain involves combining AI capabilities with blockchain to create a more coordinated and flexible program. Here’s what to know. 

Steve Lucas

Updated on April 15, 2025

Digital fragmentation can sabotage your AI project before it even gets started. Here’s why it’s a problem and how to solve it.

Chris Dowsett

Updated on April 15, 2025

Our decision science team delivered an automated experience for customers and saved hundreds of thousands of dollars in staff time. Here’s how.

Chris Dowsett

Updated on April 15, 2025

Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies that have their value tied to another currency, commodity or financial algorithm. Here’s how they work, their types, why they matter, their use cases, benefits, challenges and future outlook.

Raj Toleti

Updated on April 15, 2025

AI tools often fall short of making a meaningful impact because they don’t integrate with existing workflows. This is AI’s last-mile integration problem. Here’s why it needs to be solved. 

David Kirsch

Updated on April 15, 2025

Binary numbers are converted into binary letters using ASCII codes. Each letter consists of eight binary digits. Here’s how to translate those digits into binary letters.