Archives for December, 2019 - Page 19
Neural networks are trained to exactly fit the data. Such models usually would be considered as over-fitting, and yet they have managed to obtain high accuracy on test data. It is counter-intuitive — but it works. This has raised many eyebrows, especially regarding the mathematical foundations of machine learning and their relevance to practitioners. In…
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Text classification is one of the most common problems in natural language processing. In the past few years, there have been numerous successful attempts which gave rise to many state-of-the-art language models capable of performing classification tasks with accuracy and precision. Text classification powers many real-world applications — from simple spam filtering to voice assistants…
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The Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) conference is held every year in the month of December. This year, the 32nd edition was held in Vancouver, Canada. The purpose behind this conference is to foster the exchange of research on neural information processing systems in their biological, technological, mathematical, and theoretical aspects. The conference unveiled the…
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Games have become a go-to testbed for researchers, where the benchmark of human intellect can be put to test in a somewhat reliable way. AI had been, in the past, pitted against humans in games of chess, poker, GO and more. These standard methods usually require years of game time to attain human performance in…
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If the words “flying taxi” make you think of The Jetsons, you might just be in for a surprise. Now, a German company called Lilium is saying that flying taxis are commercially viable and that they just might be available for use by 2025. Meet The Lilium Jet Called, the Lilium Jet, this taxi is…
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The advent of general adversarial networks (GANs) has led to increased popularity and adoption of artificial intelligence in the art world. It has been quite a few years since researchers have been trying to infuse the artistic skills into AI and there have been many interesting developments since then. Artists such as Mario Klingemann, Anna…
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The AWS re:Invent conference announced numerous tools and services for developers in 2019. This year, the developers at AWS paid special attention to machine learning development. In this article, we list down the top announcements on machine learning services at AWS re:Invent 2019. (This list is in alphabetical order) 1| Augmented AI Amazon Augmented AI…
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Oracle this week announced that Dr Vishal Sikka, founder and CEO of the AI company Vianai Systems, has been named to Oracle’s Board of Directors. Before starting Vianai, Vishal was a top executive at SAP and the CEO of Infosys. “The digital transformation of an enterprise is enabled by the rapid adoption of modern cloud…
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Every revolution experienced by humans has been centred on a particular invention or discovery. Fire, wheel, steam engines, assembly-line manufacturing, and computers-all of these have transformed humanity’s prospects. Artificial Intelligence is considered by many to be the next addition in this list of revolutionizing ideas that change our being as we know it. It has…
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Amazon is taking the chip business seriously, but it might not bode well for other prominent processor manufacturers like Intel and AMD. At the recently-concluded AWS re:Invent event, the tech giant announced the launch of Graviton2 — a server chip for streamlining processes in the cloud. This announcement invoked interest from around the world as…
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