Companies that make industry-standard creative tools like Adobe and Celsys have been adding AI features to their digital art software in recent years in the hopes that it’ll speed up workflows by eliminating drudge work, and give artists more time to experiment. From machine learning tools that help find specific video frames faster, to features that color in entire works of line art with just a button, AI is being incorporated in subtle, but surprisingly impactful ways.

General Motors, America’s biggest car maker by volume, is determined not to lag far behind, and has said for some time that it will launch a fleet of self-driving taxis during 2019.  In October it announced a $2.75bn JV with Honda in Cruise, its self-driving car unit, which added to the earlier $2.25bn investment by Softbank to bring the valuation of Cruise to $14bn,[i] which is almost half the parent company’s equity value.

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This diverse range of access solutions has seen ADE undertake a large amount of research and development activity, which in turn has cultivated a very high level of creativity and innovation. By late 2012, ADE experienced the full force of the end of the mining boom with key revenues streams rapidly tapering off. Inevitably ADE’s capacity had to reduce to be able to effectively operate in the ‘new’ business climate. The subsequent restructure was successful with its overheads reduced to a level where the operations were sustainable without compromising its capabilities.

Aster + Gray is open from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. After Memorial Day, it plans to have extended hours of 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.

Beer and barbecue soon will be replaced with down-home Southern cooking at the old Lowell water plant at 241 N. Liberty St. in downtown Lowell.

"We were happy there [in Miami]," he said. "I had just gotten the job as the assistant in Miami, and then she got transferred back to Peoria. Groundskeepers don’t do as well as other occupations, so we had to go with her job."

A decade on from the financial crisis, the economy has not just recovered but boomed. Along the way, investors have poured billions of dollars of equity funding into fast-growing sectors like technology, hoping to own a piece of the next Apple or Amazon. And as the memory of the last credit-fueled meltdown has faded, debt investors too are being drawn in by the hype around these kinds of businesses. Huge companies like Uber, Tesla, and WeWork have little in common with Hard Rock Park, but they are similar in one important sense: They’ve all managed to borrow money from typically conservative investors without demonstrating positive cash flow. And as with the park, they’ve done so partly by appealing to the kind of emotional impulses—optimism, enthusiasm, fear of missing out—that the people looking after our pensions and savings are supposed to resist.

Zygmunt Dyracz and Lela Headd Dyrkacz, who own the acclaimed Chopin Theatre in Chicago’s trendy Wicker Park neighborhood, want to see the 1,400-square-foot building a few blocks from the beach become a community gathering place again. They moved from Chicago to Miller in search of some quiet after having kids.

Integrated, Continuous Inspections. Incodema employed available inspection technologies to implement GE quality programs in its operations, such as the operator-inspector program. This program requires each employee to deliver a product to the next process with zero defects. This approach has moved quality checks and responsibility from final inspection to each step of the process, including receiving, production, and shipping.

Hotels buy SnappyScreen the way office managers buy inkjet printers: It’s the sunscreen, not the machine, that comes at a cost. The payoff can be quick, as with the Four Seasons Dallas.

"We want to give workers a good-priced breakfast or BLT or something like that," Jorge Armando said. "It’s going to be good for workers who come in the early morning on their way to work. Drivers can call ahead to order their food in advance. We have a huge parking lot and will bring it out to them. It will be like 1960s service without the roller skating."