Intelligent Bits: 12 May 2017
Medical ImageNet, NVIDIA GTC, corporate responsibility in tech, online pricing
The latest insights, ideas, and tools for building solutions that rely on machine intelligence.
Medical ImageNet, NVIDIA GTC, corporate responsibility in tech, online pricing
Aman Naimat discusses what he learned from building a knowledge graph of the entire business world.
How Stitch Fix systematizes collaboration between stylists and AI software.
Caffe2, deep learning best practices, intelligent design and wizard hats
Improving software with the help of a community takes patience and organization.
Creative deep neural networks, AI black box, robot food delivery, and brute force productivity.
Diogo Almeida examines the capabilities and challenges in deep learning.
Kenny Daniel on implementing neural networks in production.
Song Han on compression techniques and inference engines to optimize deep learning in production.
A closer look at the reasoning inside your deep networks.
How to build and train an image caption generator using a TensorFlow notebook.
Learn to build, train, and run deep neural networks using TensorFlow.
Learn how Facebook and other trailblazers use AI technologies to recognize human features.
Learn how you can open up non-text content to search with deep learning.
Learn how deep learning has accelerated the realization of driverless vehicles and what that means for the future.
DIY with Amazon Echo and Raspberry PI: Recognize thousands of people at your door every month, for pennies.
Bots are made possible by recent advances in artificial intelligence, user interface, and communication.
The adventures in deep learning and cheap hardware continue!
Data, algorithms, and better business results are key to developing AI.
Turning physical resource management into a data and learning problem.
Oren Etzioni talks about the current AI landscape, projects at the Allen Institute, and why we need AI to make sense of AI.
We need more philosophers, psychologists, poets, artists, politicians, anthropologists, social scientists, and critics of art in the conversation.
Cathy Pearl on how to think about conversations when designing for voice interactions.
An informative, visual, and interactive MNIST tutorial.