Nasdaq Artificial Intelligence

While AI has proved to offer a variety of benefits and astound users with its results, those in heavily-regulated industries–like financial services–are posing serious questions about the security, data validity, and ethics, particularly when it comes to data privacy.

In today's dating app landscape, individuals seek user-friendly technology that facilitates the formation of meaningful connections with a simple tap or click.

It’s fair to say the manufacturing industry is on the fast track to digital transformation.

There is a growing public awareness to look carefully at the risks and beyond the hype of generative AI products.

Today, artificial intelligence (AI) and Big Data are driving the sports industry well beyond the use of LED lights, advertising potential, or even instant replay.

In this piece, we will discuss why the need for industrial AI is accelerating and highlight some of the companies that are leading the change. 

It’s hard to think of any technological advancement dominating headlines and dividing opinion at the pace of ChatGPT.

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Healthcare accounts for almost a fifth of the U.S. GDP, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The question on the minds of many is what role AI will play in that growth.

The use of AI and machine learning in healthcare is rising almost as fast as the amount of healthcare data being collected, offering incredible benefits to patients – as long as the technology is handled with thoughtfulness and care.

Fabless chip makers, companies specializing in semiconductor design rather than manufacturing, are the market’s current price leaders.  While the industry is home to some giants, including Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA), Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO), Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NA

Quantum computing is a relatively new type of computer programming that incorporates quantum mechanics into a machine's functionality. This may result in faster computer processing, especially when working with large data sets. A quantum computing investment can also provide acce

We will look at how AI is being used today by financial services firms and how individual investors can harness its power for their own portfolios.

The advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has brought about a number of mixed reactions.

This week, we speak with Mathieu Nouzareth, the US CEO of The Sandbox, on how generative artificial intelligence AI, a type of AI technology that can produce various types of content like text can help shape experiences and environments inside the metaverse.

In situations like that, it is usually best to try and identify industries and companies that will benefit from the research, innovation, and progress, whoever eventually wins the commercialization battle. It is what is referred to as a “picks and shovels” approach.

Meet leaders in Nasdaq’s expanding post-trade technology team, responsible for product strategy and deliveries to Financial Market Infrastructure providers globally, as they elaborate on challenges and opportunities ahead for the industry. 

We speak with Dr. Muddu Sudhakar, CEO of Aisera, to understand the hype around ChatGPT and generative artificial intelligence (AI) and their potentials. Sudhakar also talks about what investors should know about these new tools and when he expects wider adoption to happen. 

As efforts to promote autonomous driving on the ground are in full swing, self-driving (or flying) capabilities in the sky are also scoring high.

Investor interest in artificial intelligence (AI) technology has skyrocketed over the past several months. There is immense potential in this new frontier.