deepsense.ai’s parent company, CodiLime, has built a dedicated unit to provide organizations with comprehensive development programs to build their teams’ strategic competencies, starting from data science. The Hub also addresses managers’ needs in harnessing innovation.

CodiLime announced the Training & Development Hub at the company’s annual seminar on February 23. The new unit will support organizations in building competitive solutions driven by cutting-edge achievements in AI, cybersecurity and networks, three areas in which CodiLime has established strong expertise.

The Hub will offer long-term, customized development programs designed to grow team skills. Formalizing its approach to teaching, CodiLime has worked out and successfully tested its 4T methodology. The four Ts stand for TAILORED TEAM TRAINING TRACKS.

Marta Piechowiak, Director of the Training & Development Hub, explains, “Our decision to create the Hub was based on over three years’ experience in running workshops. These included open training for developers and data scientists, our corporate offer for global enterprises and successful execution of Intel’s strategy for its AI Academy in Europe. Our vision is to become a first-choice training and development partner for global companies seeking to expand their own expert teams in-house”.

Piechowiak adds, “Each of our training programs starts with an intensive few-day workshop which includes a theory section, followed by hands-on coding exercises and best practices. To make it even more effective, teams can benefit from regular mentoring sessions and develop their real-life projects under the guidance of an expert.”

The Hub will also support managers in their journey towards innovation. During the workshop, they learn how applying the latest technical breakthroughs can help their company win. The agenda also covers a brainstorming session and use case analysis for managers’ specific challenges and goals. This will prepare them to make better-informed decisions and meet their current and strategic goals.

The Training & Development Hub will be expanding its AI-based tracks throughout 2018 and launching new tracks in cybersecurity and networks in the second half of the year. The company has also started working on a collaborative platform for teams to make their learning experience even easier and more personalized, especially when working with a mentor.

The Director of the Hub adds, “Our data science training offer has been launched under the deepsense.ai brand. Companies seeking a partner to build their data science skills will discover tracks for reskilling software engineering teams, upskilling existing data science teams (with the newest program for advanced deep learning), as well as AI applications to help managers expand the ways they can incorporate AI into their business strategy.”

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Between now and the end of 2017, deepsense.ai will run 30 machine learning and deep learning seminars at prestigious universities across Europe as part of the effort to scale the Intel® Nervana™ AI Academy for students in EMEA.

deepsense.ai will train hundreds of European students in the upcoming three months as part of the Intel® Nervana™ AI Academy. Students will get the valuable opportunity to gain practical knowledge in two of the most cutting‑edge and fast developing areas of data science, machine learning and deep learning.

deepsense.ai organizes seminars and delivers machine learning and deep learning sessions, giving students a great chance to meet professional data science practitioners and ask them even the most challenging questions on advanced analytics. At the seminars, participants are also encouraged to join Intel’s Student Ambassador Program and work on their machine learning projects with infrastructural and financial support from Intel.

deepsense.ai CEO Tomasz Kułakowski stressed the importance of the collaboration with Intel: “I’m glad that deepsense.ai’s artificial intelligence expertise has been recognized by Intel and our company has been invited to support the Intel Nervana AI Academy in EMEA – that’s a project with great potential to successfully promote the most innovative approaches to data analytics today and grow new generations of talented data scientists from the leading academic communities. It requires time and full determination to build data science competencies at the highest level of excellence. deepsense.ai offers professional technical and business workshops as a part of our comprehensive approach to our clients’ needs – we’re open to sharing our know‑how with any company eager to upskill in AI.”

deepsense.ai shares Intel’ vision for making artificial intelligence solutions more approachable and widely used in daily life. To that end: deepsense.ai delivers break‑through end‑to‑end data science solutions while Intel builds the powerful hardware needed to process data effectively. Their experience in data science has allowed each of them also to create dedicated tools for data scientists, deepsense.ai Neptune and Intel® Nervana.

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deepsense.ai’s paper has been recognized by the General Chairs of the Conference on Robot Learning (CoRL) as one of 11 in the reinforcement learning and robotics category. It will be presented in November at Google’s headquarters in Mountain View.

In a recent research project, members of deepsense.ai’s machine learning team, Maciej Klimek, Henryk Michalewski and Piotr Miłoś, trained a robotic arm to grip a can of coke using reinforcement learning – in other words, through trial and error. The particular method the team developed was selected for presentation at the prestigious new robotics conference, CoRL 2017. The conference focuses on the intersection of robotics and machine learning and is being organized with the help of the International Foundation of Robotics Research (IFRR). deepsense.ai’s ‘Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning with Parameters’ will be featured along with 10 other standout archival papers on reinforcement learning and robotics selected for presentation at the conference and publication after the event.

The novelty of the approach presented in the paper comes from a clever division between simpler micro‑actions and general goals. The methods developed by deepsense.ai’s team are not limited to robotic arms, but could be used, for example, to train humanoid robots to combine single steps into a walk or a run.

According to Henryk Michalewski, Senior Data Scientist at deepsense.ai and an assistant professor at the University of Warsaw, “In recent years reinforcement learning has brought a number of striking new ideas to practical computer science. First, the DeepMind team managed to create bots which achieved superhuman performance in arcade games. Then, using a more sophisticated training methodology, they created a bot which beat the top human player at Go. A few weeks ago Open AI showed a bot that defeated the best human players at DOTA 2. At deepsense.ai, we also research reinforcement learning used in robotics, and we’re happy to have our work recognized on the international AI scene”.

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The partnership carries over from last year’s collaboration, and will see deepsense.ai support one of this year’s main themes at AI World.

The AI World Conference and Expo will be held this year from December 11-13 in Boston, MA. deepsense.ai will again be a Strategic Deep Learning Partner, and will run a one-half day seminar Machine Learning and Deep Learning in the Enterprise on December 11. AI World will also host a webinar with deepsense.ai entitled “Investing Intelligently in AI Solutions“ on August 30, 2017 at 1:00pm EDT.

deepsense.ai builds its strategy around delivering Artificial Intelligence solutions for business and research organizations, with deep learning at the center. “For the last few years we’ve been building our machine learning and deep learning competencies constantly as we want to be the ones who help shape the world’s future”, says Tomasz Kulakowski, deepsense.ai CEO and co-founder. “We all already use AI in our daily lives and deepsense.ai is likewise participating – and hoping to push the technology forward. For example, the results of our work will help humans to more effectively diagnose diseases, including diabetic retinopathy and cervical cancer. In the coming few years, areas like fraud detection and failure prediction in manufacturing will become revolutionized by more and more common applications of deep neural networks being used to analyze various kinds of data. This will greatly increase the quality of services and products we then buy as consumers.”

In the December 11 deep learning seminar, deepsense.ai’s data scientists will explain what deep neural networks are, why they have become so popular in data science and how they can be used in business. Robert Bogucki, deepsense.ai Chief Science Officer, will also moderate a panel featuring heads of data science and innovation departments discussing how deep learning is disrupting their industries and critical lessons they have learned in deploying enterprise class machine learning applications.

“We are extremely pleased to be working again with deepsense.ai. Last year, deepsense.ai delivered a world class seminar focused on machine learning in the enterprise at AI World. This year, we have updated the content and have made deep learning a focal point of the seminar and the event.” said Eliot Weinman, Conference Chair and CEO, Trends Equity, Inc. AI World is the “must attend” event for enterprise executives and decision makers from Global 2000 organizations. The three-day conference and expo brings together the entire applied AI ecosystem, including innovative enterprises, industry thought leaders, startups, investors, developers, independent researchers and leading solution providers.

Prior to the event, deepsense.ai’s senior data scientist Michal Tadeusiak will conduct a webinar providing an overview of machine learning business applications to help participants discover possible use cases and define AI strategy. Those interested in getting a taste of what AI World is all about are invited to tune in on August 30th at 1 pm EST. More details and register here.

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AI World Conference and Expo is focused on the business and technology of artificial intelligence in the enterprise. AI World 2017 will be held in Boston, MA on December 11-13. The three-day conference and expo is designed for business and technology executives who want to learn about the state-of-the-practice of AI in the enterprise. AI World has become is the “must attend” event for enterprise executives and decision makers from Global 2000 organizations and business leaders from across the entire artificial intelligence and machine learning ecosystem. AI World 2016 was the largest independent enterprise AI event ever produced, hosting more than 2,200 business executives, 110+ speakers and 65+ sponsors and exhibitors. To learn more, please visit www.aiworld.com.

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Intel has invited deepsense.io to co-operate on the Intel Student Developer Program for AI, which was designed to help students learn the practical side of machine learning. The program builds on the success Intel has achieved in the US.

The program starts with Intel Machine Learning Seminar Powered by deepsense.io – a series of seminars geared to students from various technical faculties in Poland. The sessions include technical talks led by experienced data scientists from deepsense.io, a networking session and challenge for participants. Attendees will be taught the foundations of machine learning and deep learning, and see how Intel uses data science in its work. In the networking sessions, students will have a chance to talk personally with instructors and get to know each other in a convivial atmosphere.

“The Intel Student Developer Program for AI enables Intel to work with participating universities to bring exclusive access to newly optimized frameworks and technologies, machine learning training, and workshops for students, data scientists, and developers”, said Florian Piroth, EMEA Program Manager, Intel SSG Developer Relations.
“Data science is the sexiest job of the 21st century. We will show why by giving examples (both practical and cute) of data visualization and machine learning. We will also provide a short deep learning tutorial (with Keras in Python) so you can start as well”, added Piotr Migdal, Data Scientist and leading instructor at deepsense.io.

The seminars will be held at the top Polish technical universities:
May 22, 2017 – the Gdansk University of Technology (Politechnika Gdanska)
May 25, 2017 – the Warsaw University of Technology (Politechnika Warszawska)
May 26, 2017 – Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Politechnika Wroclawska)
Seminars in Cracow, Warsaw, and Poznan will be announced soon.

Intel Technology Poland has been operating in Poland for 18 years now. During this time, the company has hired about 2,000 employees and built one of the biggest Intel research and development centers in Europe. Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Embedded Systems, Cloud Computing, Compilers, and Non-volatile memory storage are just a few areas of expertise the company leverages in projects here.

“Be a part of an exciting new program for university students and engage with Intel around our work in machine learning, deep learning, and artificial intelligence”, encouraged Florian Piroth.

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