Building a Matrix with reinforcement learning and artificial imagination
Child’s mind is able to create fantastic worlds in seconds. So what would happen if robots had an artificial imagination?
Entries by Konrad Budek
Crime prediction in theory and practice – Vancouver and beyond
Vancouver provides a great environment for a conference with crime forecasting on the agenda. Not only is it a really safe city, but also gave us the opportunity to prove just how efficient these technologies are.
When predictive analytics in football fall short (an example)
German team – the one Goldman Sachs picked with predictive analytics as the probable world champ – failed to get out of its group for the first time in 80 years.
What is reinforcement learning? The complete guide
Although machine learning is seen as a monolith, this cutting-edge technology is diversified, with various sub-types including machine learning, deep learning, and the state-of-the-art technology of deep reinforcement learning.
Learning to run – an example of reinforcement learning
Software that understands muscle-controlled limb movement would be able to translate neural signals into instructions for automated arms or legs.
Playing Atari with deep reinforcement learning – deepsense.ai’s approach
From countering an invasion of aliens to demolishing a wall with a ball – AI outperforms humans after just 20 minutes of training.
Five hottest big data trends 2018 for the techies
Currently, the world is producing 16.3 zettabytes of data a year. According to IDC, by 2025 that amount will rise tenfold, to 163 zettabytes a year. But how big, exactly, is a zetta?
Five trends for business to surf the big data wave
According to IDC analysis, 16,3 zettabytes of data were created worldwide in 2017. Such volume shows why keeping an eye on big data business trends is so crucial.
Spot the flaw – visual quality control in manufacturing
Harnessing the power of AI’s image recognition and deep learning may significantly reduce the cost of visual quality control.
Financial Times: CodiLime, deepsense.ai’s parent company, among 50 fastest growing companies in Europe
CodiLime ranks 49th on the FT 1000: the complete list of Europe’s 1000 fastest growing companies. The company outperformed more than 950 companies from throughout the continent.