Highlights from the O’Reilly Artificial Intelligence Conference in San Jose 2019
Experts discuss new trends, tools, and issues in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Going beyond fully supervised learning
Srinivas Narayanan takes a deep look into the next change we’re seeing in AI—going beyond fully supervised learning techniques.
Developing AI responsibly
Sarah Bird discusses the major challenges of responsible AI development and examines promising new tools and technologies to help enable it in practice.
Unlocking the value of your data
Dinesh Nirmal examines how organizations can unlock the value of their data for AI with a unified, prescriptive information architecture.
Four short links: 11 September 2019
Distributed Consistency, Face Anonymization, Game Mechanic Discovery, and Images of Images
Four short links: 10 September 2019
Mapping Values, Crawlers are Legal, Laser Tripwire, and Coercion-Resistant Design
Topics to watch at the Strata Data Conference in New York 2019
Machine learning, artificial intelligence, data engineering, and architecture are driving the data space.
Four short links: 9 September 2019
Secure Android, Group Chats, Ethical Location Data, and Philosophy of Computer Science
Four short links: 6 September 2019
Code Reviews, Dogfooding, Deobfuscation, and Differential Privacy
Four short links: 5 September 2019
Cultural Competency, Computer-Generated Sound, Bottom-Up CS, and Continuous Compliance
Four short links: 4 September 2019
iOS Security, IOT Wifi Attacks, Interactive SSH Programs, and Replacing Faces in Video
Four short links: 3 September 2019
Crummy Translations, Synthetic Datasets, Building Communities, and Deleting Accounts
How new tools in data and AI are being used in health care and medicine
An overview of applications of new tools for overcoming silos, and for creating and sharing high-quality data.
Machine learning requires a fundamentally different deployment approach
As organizations embrace machine learning, the need for new deployment tools and strategies grows.
What is Next Architecture?
Growing adoption of microservices, cloud, containers, and orchestration signal a paradigm shift that we're calling Next Architecture.
Four short links: 2 September 2019
Enigma Simulator, Robot Startups, Code as Type, and Conversational Modeling
Four short links: 30 August 2019
Multi-Language Teams, AI Release Models, Security Myth, and The Internet is for End Users
Four short links: 29 August 2019
Debugging a Scale Problem, Verifying Cryptographic Protocols, Remote Team Stress, and PAC-MAN Source