AI Monthly Digest #7 – machine mistakes, and the hard way to profit from non-profit
March saw some major events concerning top figures of the ML world, including OpenAI, Yann LeCun, Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio.
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With your head in the clouds – how to harness the power of artificial intelligence
Are supercomputers really necessary for everyone to take advantage of the AI revolution?
AI Monthly Digest #6 – AI ethics and artificial imagination
February came with the groundbreaking event of building a new state-of-the-art natural language processing neural network.
deepsense.ai and Google Brain design artificial imagination for reinforcement learning
deepsense.ai, Google Brain, the University of Warsaw and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have concluded a collaborative research project, building neural networks that mimic a simulated environment and effectively enabling artificial intelligence to perform a simulation.
AI Monthly digest #5 – AlphaStar beats human champions, robots learn to grasp and a Finnish way to make AI a commodity
With a ground-breaking AlphaStar beating human champions in Starcraft II, January kickstarted 2019 AI-related research and activities.
How artificial intelligence can fight hate speech in social media
With social media users numbering in the billions, coming from various backgrounds to today’s wildly popular platforms, a space for hate speech has emerged.
Key takeaways from Business Breakfast: AI outlooks for 2019
deepsense.ai, an official Google Cloud Platform Training Partner, hosted its first Business Breakfast with participants from Google Cloud.
Five top artificial intelligence (AI) trends for 2019
“Trend” is a larger development than a particular advancement. Here are five of the most significant and inspiring IA trends to watch in 2019.
AI Monthly digest #4 – artificial intelligence and music, a new GAN standard and fighting depression
December brought both year-end summaries and impressive research work pushing the boundaries of AI.
Don’t waste the power. AI supply chain management
Just imagine what your business could do if it recouped 6500 man-hours annually. Or a power supply savings comparable to all the Austin, TX usage?
