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Neural networks have shown great success in everything from playing Go and Atari games to image recognition and language translation. But often overlooked is that the success of a neural network at a

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For more than two decades, Tim O’Reilly has been the conscience of the tech industry. Originally a publisher of technical manuals, he was among the first to perceive both the societal and commercial v

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We live in a world filled with rapid change: governments topple, people rise and fall, and technology has created a connectedness the world has never experienced before. Joshua Cooper Ramo believes th

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Insights on work and creativity from the life of mathematician Claude Shannon, the most influential figure you’ve never heard of Published in Forge · 18 min read · Jul 20, 2017 -- Photo: Nokia Bell La

Blogpost by Giuliano Maciocci, Head of Product The academic manuscript is evolving into a complex, deeply interconnected digital artefact. We need to consider a design strategy to accommodate the tran

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Last Updated on August 14, 2019 Sequence prediction is different from other types of supervised learning problems. The sequence imposes an order on the observations that must be preserved when trainin

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An illustrated introduction Alex Mathers Sep 11, 2017 · 7 min read I was recently reading the teachings of one of my new favourites: Morihei Ueshiba. I was struck by how inspiring and relevant to toda

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comments By Slav Ivanov , Entrepreneur & ML Practitioner . The network had been training for the last 12 hours. It all looked good: the gradients were flowing and the loss was decreasing. But then cam

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Last year, a strange self-driving car was released onto the quiet roads of Monmouth County, New Jersey. The experimental vehicle, developed by researchers at the chip maker Nvidia, didn’t look differe

Ophir Tanz Contributor Ophir Tanz is the CEO of GumGum , an artificial intelligence company with particular expertise in computer vision. GumGum applies its capabilities to a variety of industries, from advertising to professional sports across the globe. Ophir holds a B.S. and a M.S. from Carnegie…

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Published in Science Not Ego · 7 min read · Aug 4, 2017 -- I recently quoted the proverb To learn is to read, to understand is to write, and to master is to teach . It has since occurred to me, I have

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Catherine Dong Contributor Catherine Dong is a summer associate at Bloomberg Beta and will be working at Facebook as a machine learning engineer. Major tech companies have actively reoriented themselv

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So you think Amazon is a tech company? No, you’re wrong Published in Chris Messina · 14 min read · May 11, 2017 -- So okay, I wrote a post about Apple’s AirPods last fall where I got a little… excited

Nothing sounds more futuristic than artificial intelligence (AI). Our predictions about the future of AI are largely shaped by science fiction. Go to any conference, skim any WIRED article, peruse any