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Articles tagged “machine learning”

Business Travel

Why Google Thinks Machine Learning Will Be a Game Changer for Travel

Some people can happily go all over the world without speaking the local language, and they still feel comfortable. But many others get nervous when they can't understand what's being said. If Google Translate ever gets so good that people can translate anything, anywhere, it could change how the world travels.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 5 years ago

Why Google Thinks Machine Learning Will Be a Game Changer for Travel

Online Travel

Skift Tech Forum: Amadeus Says Computer Vision Models Will Disrupt Aviation Tech

Computer vision algorithms will have a huge impact on airline and airport operations, according to Marion Mesnage, who heads up the research and innovation team at Amadeus, the travel tech giant.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 5 years ago

Skift Tech Forum: Amadeus Says Computer Vision Models Will Disrupt Aviation Tech
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Online Travel

Skift Webinar: Machine Learning — Creating More Human Interactions for Travel Brands

Machine learning is revolutionizing the travel industry, where it has the potential to transform company activity related to marketing, customer service, e-commerce, and much more. In our recent webinar, we discuss how industry executives can make use of this powerful new tool.

Epsilon + Skift | 5 years ago

Skift Webinar: Machine Learning — Creating More Human Interactions for Travel Brands
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Online Travel

How to Win at Travel Marketing in the Age of Google and Expedia

It’s tough for travel brands to compete against the Googles, Bookings, and Expedias of the industry. Integrating deep learning technology into existing marketing solutions can allow brands to make the most of their first-party data to better understand the patterns of their customers and make smarter, action-oriented decisions.

Tinyclues + Skift | 5 years ago

How to Win at Travel Marketing in the Age of Google and Expedia

Online Travel

Skift Tech Forum Preview: Kayak’s Chief Scientist Confident on Fare Predictions

Today's data scientists know what they don't know. In other words, they have an appreciation for the complexity of what they are trying to accomplish. Separating the hype from the reality is one of the topics data executives from Kayak and HotelTonight will discuss at the Skift Tech Forum.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 6 years ago

Skift Tech Forum Preview: Kayak’s Chief Scientist Confident on Fare Predictions