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“Perhaps expectations are too high, and… this will eventually result in disaster. Suppose that five years from now, funding collapses miserably as autonomous vehicles fail to roll. Every startup company fails. And there’s a big backlash so that you can’t get money for anything connected with AI. Everybody hurriedly changes the names of their research…
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Just a month back, more than a dozen researchers from around the world wrote a scathing article voicing their concerns about lack of transparency and replicability of AI code and research. This article, in particular, referred to a Google Health study by McKinney et al. that claimed that an AI system could beat human radiologists…
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Science doesn’t discriminate, but probably technology does, at least in terms of accessibility. New research has found that the unequal distribution of compute power in academia is promoting inequality in the era of deep learning. The study conducted jointly by AI researchers from Virginia Tech and Western University found that this de-democratisation of AI has…
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Science doesn’t discriminate, but probably technology does, at least in terms of accessibility. New research has found that the unequal distribution of compute power in academia is promoting inequality in the era of deep learning. The study conducted jointly by AI researchers from Virginia Tech and Western University found that this de-democratisation of AI has…
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India has many milestones to achieve if it is to catch up with China, concluded a study published by the Observer Research Foundation, that offered a comparative analysis between the two in terms of higher education reforms for the development of talent in artificial intelligence (AI) and its research. The study, which compared various parameters…
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“It is not a dream, it is a simple feat of scientific engineering, only expensive — blind, faint-hearted, doubting world!” Nikola Tesla Discovering a new medicine is a billion-dollar research endeavour. At least, it can draw in the money as the results are kind of self-explanatory; life-saving. But, in case of AI, which is usually…
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For the first time, an AI model has outperformed top players in the game of Mahjong. Microsoft Research Asia designed an AI model for Mahjong known as Suphx. The researchers evaluated Suphx on the most popular and competitive Mahjong platform, Tenhou, which has more than 3,50,000 active users. The Suphx model has exhibited higher performance…
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As the world of artificial intelligence (AI) evolves, there is a growing need for rules that enable these technologies to operate safely. And while it may be critical to place AI within a legal and regulatory environment, it would be just as important to address the concerns this could pose in stymieing innovation and growth.…
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With an aim to break down language barriers across the globe for everyone to understand and communicate with anyone, the researchers at Facebook AI Research (FAIR) work on complex problems to deploy robust language translation solutions. It spans the topics such as deep learning, natural language processing, text normalisation, word sense disambiguation and much more. …
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