Intel Artificial Intelligence: Unleashing the Next Wave

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all around us – we encounter it in our daily tasks such as talk-to-text and photo tagging, and see it contributing to cutting-edge innovations such as precision medicine, injury prediction and autonomous cars. AI is the next big revolution in computing and holds the promise to provide insights previously unavailable while also solving the world’s biggest challenges.

Intel is the partner for AI today and in the future, and is committed to driving this transformation by offering a complete portfolio to deliver end-to-end AI solutions. Intel is democratizing AI innovations by increasing the accessibility of data, tools, training, and intelligent machines, while collaborating across industries to improve society.

Press Releases

Intel Unveils Strategy for State-of-the-Art Artificial Intelligence

Editorials and blogs

The Intelligence Revolution – Intel’s AI Commitments to Deliver a Better World (Brian Krzanich editorial)
‘Upstreaming’ Artificial Intelligence: Making AI Available for All (Doug Fisher editorial)
Intel Announces Strategic Alliance with Google to Accelerate Multi-Cloud Adoption and Democratize AI (Raejeanne Skillern blog)
Announcing Intel Nervana AI Academy (Chuck Freedman blog)

AI Day Event Videos

Intel 2016 AI Day (Highlights)
Intel 2016 AI Day: Brian Krzanich's Opening Keynote
Intel 2016 AI Day: Powering the Experiences of Tomorrow with Intel AI
Intel 2016 AI Day: Precision Medicine Panel
Intel 2016 AI Day: Autonomous World Panel
Intel 2016 AI Day: Software Deep Dive
Intel 2016 AI Day: Pathfinding and Hardware Deep Dive
Intel 2016 AI Day: AI for Good
Diane Bryant Keynote at Intel 2016 AI Day: Accelerating the AI Revolution
Doug Davis Keynote at Intel 2016 AI Day: Automated Driving
Doug Fisher Keynote at Intel 2016 AI Day: ‘Upstreaming’ Artificial Intelligence

Intel 2016 AI Day: Brian Krzanich's Opening Keynote

» Download ‘Intel 2016 AI Day (Highlights)’
» Download ‘Intel 2016 AI Day: Brian Krzanich’s Opening Keynote’
» Download ‘Intel 2016 AI Day: Powering the Experiences of Tomorrow with Intel AI’
» Download Intel 2016 AI Day: Precision Medicine Panel’
» Download ‘Intel 2016 AI Day: Autonomous World Panel’
» Download ‘Intel 2016 AI Day: Software Deep Dive’
» Download ‘Intel 2016 AI Day: Pathfinding and Hardware Deep Dive’
» Download ‘Intel 2016 AI Day: AI for Good’
» Download ‘Diane Bryant Keynote at Intel 2016 AI Day: Accelerating the AI Revolution’
» Download ‘Doug Davis Keynote at Intel 2016 AI Day: Automated Driving’
» Download ‘Doug Fisher Keynote at Intel 2016 AI Day: ‘Upstreaming’ Artificial Intelligence’

Press Materials

Infographic: Artificial Intelligence 101

Intel’s Doug Fisher (left) and Coursera COO Lila Ibrahim (right). Intel announced a partnership with global leading education provider Coursera to provide a series of AI online courses to the academic community. Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
Intel’s Doug Fisher introduces the Intel Nervana AI Academy for broad developer access to training and tools.Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
Doug Davis, Intel senior vice president and general manager of the Internet of Things Group, discusses delivering the internet of intelligent things. Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
Doug Fisher, Intel senior vice president and general manager of the Software and Services Group, discusses upstreaming artificial intelligence. Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
John F. Clark, president and CEO of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
Intel’s Diane Bryant (left) and John F. Clark (right), President and CEO of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
Intel’s Diane Bryant (left) shares the stage with Diane Greene (right) of Google. Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
Intel’s Diane Bryant discusses accelerating AI performance. Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
Intel vice president Naveen Rao discusses the future of the Nervana platform. Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich shares Intel’s vision and strategy for artificial intelligence. Intel Corporation and its leaders spent Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016, confirming the company’s commitment to artificial intelligence at a conference in San Francisco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)