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I survived by telling myself ‘I’ll kill myself tomorrow but not today.’ I kept putting it off for days and days and days with the hope that the darkness will leave my body one of these days. and some days, it leaves and some days, it stays. I’m still surviving and that’s the sad truth and maybe I’ll kill myself tomorrow but not today.

Juansen Dizon, Magic Mantra (via juansendizon)

From transportation solutions to applications like video-streaming, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has impacted almost every aspect of our lives. It includes the government sector as well, which is in constant search of innovative technologies to make the lifestyle of the public more convenient. Taking the example of Emma chatbots, US Citizenship and Immigration Services receive loads of service requests on a daily basis. 

The chatbot named Emma is specifically deployed to address the immigration questions. The chatbots possess the ability to operate in both English and Spanish languages and handle more than a billion immigration queries every month.

The adoption of AI has been steadier in the government sector as compared to the private sector. Though the magnitude of AI's impact is significant on public entities, it is vital to understand the roadblocks that are in the way of the government to adopt systematic AI.

There are major five key hurdles to AI adoption in government.

The Importance of AI in Automation

In this race for applying AI in unique and attractive ways, an important piece of the AI learning curve is missing—the flashy AI technology used at the front end cannot be fully appreciated without a complex infrastructure that comprises end-to-end process automation. Read More

A Guide to adopting Blockchain Technology

#Blockchain is a popular solution for storing digital information securely. The adoption of this technology has doubled in 2018 compared to last year; governments and companies have spent $2.1 billion on blockchain this year according to the International Data Corporation, a provider of market intelligence and advisory services.

Here is a guide showing the ways to adopt blockchain:  https://goo.gl/9hokUX

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