Learning from adversaries
Adversarial images aren’t a problem—they’re an opportunity to explore new ways of interacting with AI.
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Four short links: 31 July 2019
Provably Correct AI, Porn & Privacy, Math for CS and ML, and Xenophobia Classifier
Four short links: 30 July 2019
Game Translation, Modern Hypercard, Cryptographic Attacks, and Digital Hardware Debugger
Four short links: 29 July 2019
Email, End-to-End Encryption, AI Ethics, Reliable Distributed Systems
Four short links: 26 July 2019
Disinformation, Election Meddling, Quantum Supremacy, and International Pineapple Day
Four short links: 25 July 2019
Mutable Web, Re-Identification, Rule-Based Programming, and Risks of Government Hacking
Four short links: 24 July 2019
Computer Life, Quantum Hype, Python Antipatterns, and Algorithm Series
Four short links: 23 July 2019
Deciphering Linear B, Data Journalism, Innovation Contradictions, Rebuilding Slack
Four short links: 22 July 2019
Game Source, Procurement Graph, Data Moats, and Antitrust Regulation
Four short links: 19 July 2019
Journal Mining, API Use, Better Conversation, and Apollo 11 Source
O’Reilly Open Source and Frank Willison Awards
The O’Reilly Open Source Awards recognize individual contributors who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, creativity, and collaboration in the development of open source software.
Managing machines
Pete Skomoroch covers what you need to know as we shift from a world of deterministic programs to systems that give unpredictable results on ever-changing training data.
O’Reilly Radar: Open source technology trends—What our users tell us
Using aggregate analysis of O’Reilly online learning content usage and search data, Roger Magoulas shares key insights that impact the technology tools ecosystem.
Ask not what Brands™ can do for you
VM Brasseur discusses the help new companies need to become authentic members of the free and open source software community.
Open source force multipliers
Adrian Cockcroft says the most successful open-source-based businesses have turned their partners and developer communities into force multipliers for their own marketing and engineering teams.
The war for the soul of open source
Drawing on 13 years spent building the Chef community, Adam Jacob takes a deep dive into the soul of open source.
Four short links: 18 July 2019
Weird Algorithms, Open Syllabi, Conversational AI, and Quantum Computing
The next age of open innovation
Alison McCauley looks at how blockchain technology offers new tools that can help extend the ethos of open innovation into new areas.