Articles Tagged with ''Artificial Intelligence (AI)''

Musashi AI will introduce the latest updates to our Cendiant® Inspect turnkey AI software and our Automated Shaft Inspector at Automate 2025 in Detroit, May 12-15.

Meet our 2025 Quality Rookie of the Year, Attrayee Chakraborty. She is a quality professional in the medical field with a background in biotechnology and expertise in Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Engineers rely on industry standards for safety, which require extensive development time. However, the rapid pace of emerging technologies poses challenges for timely standardization, as reaching consensus on new standards becomes difficult in a fast-changing environment, according to Shawn Moylan from NIST.

Quality is honored to name Attrayee Chakraborty as our 2025 Quality Rookie of the Year. Discover how she earned the award through her groundbreaking work in medical device quality and AI integration.

The life sciences sector is at a crossroads as the FDA updates quality management standards. AI is now expected, and the FDA's January 2025 draft guidance outlines its evaluation and implementation. Successful adoption depends on three key questions.

The job market is struggling with fake job postings that mislead American job seekers and distort employment data. These listings, created to collect résumés or inflate company statistics, erode trust in online job platforms and create inefficiencies in the hiring process, worsening challenges for job seekers and the unemployed.

By 2025, automation technologies such as AI-driven inspection systems and autonomous robots are essential for manufacturers, enhancing productivity and quality assurance through precision and intelligent decision-making.

Over half (55%) of organizations plan to adopt Generative AI for security this year, especially in manufacturing. While AI enhances efficiency and cost savings, its rapid adoption poses new security risks and regulatory challenges. Manufacturers must proactively manage these risks to maintain operational stability.

As a coffee enthusiast, I often rely on the energizing effects of caffeine to fuel my productivity, pushing through fatigue to get more done. Yet, I’ve learned that sacrificing sleep ultimately hinders my efficiency, and taking time to rest significantly boosts my performance.

Years ago, I wrote a column discussing two baseball movies, Moneyball and Trouble With the Curve, which represented opposing views on the use of analytics in talent scouting within the sport.