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BOSTON, March 09, 2018 -- indico founder and CTO Slater Victoroff will participate in a panel discussion on Transforming Data from a Liability to An Asset on March 13th at the Automatic in Cambridge. The event, hosted by The Bowdoin Group and Hyperplane Venture Capital, gathers local FinTech executives and investors to discuss the latest applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning in financial services. Victoroff will be joined on the panel by founders and executives from Forge.AI, Man Numeric, and Prattle. Details on the session appear below.
Transforming Data from a Liability to an Asset
Tues. March 13th, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
The Automatic
50 Hampshire Street, Cambridge, MA
Panelists:
- Jen Lum - Co-Founder and COO, Forge.AI
- Mike Even - Chairman, Man Numeric
- Slater Victoroff – Founder and CTO, indico Data
- Evan Schnidman - CEO, Prattle
About indico
indico is an enterprise AI solution for unstructured content. Our focus is on helping to automate tedious back-office tasks, improving the efficiency of labor-intensive document-based workflows, and extracting valuable insights from unstructured content, including text and images. Our breakthrough in solving these challenges is an approach known as transfer learning, which allows us to train machine learning models with orders of magnitude less data than required by traditional content analysis techniques. With indico, enterprises are now able to benefit from the dramatic advantages of machine learning at a fraction of the time. For more information, visit. https://indico.io/.
Media Contact:
Tim Walsh, for indico
617.512.1641
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