September brought us two interesting AI-related stories, both with a surprising social context. Despite its enormous impact on our daily lives, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often still regarded as too hermetic and obscure for ordinary people to understand.
With this edition of AI Monthly Digest, we have now for a full year been bringing readers carefully selected and curated news from the world of AI and Machine Learning (ML) that deepsense.ai’s team considers important, inspiring and entertaining.
AI models are skilled in Chess, Go, StarCraft and, since July, six-player Texas Hold’em Poker. But the hunt for inhuman players has begun.
June brought record-breaking temperatures, perfectly highlighting the global challenge of climate change. Is that AI-related news? Check and see in the latest AI Monthly Digest.
This edition is all about AI morality-related themes, with a slight tinge of Talking Heads and Modern Talking among others.
The April edition of AI Monthly Digest looks at how AI is used in entertainment, for both research and commercial purposes.
March saw some major events concerning top figures of the ML world, including OpenAI, Yann LeCun, Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio.
February came with the groundbreaking event of building a new state-of-the-art natural language processing neural network.
With a ground-breaking AlphaStar beating human champions in Starcraft II, January kickstarted 2019 AI-related research and activities.
December brought both year-end summaries and impressive research work pushing the boundaries of AI.
