AI Features – Page 142
- After Go and Chess, AI Is Back to defeat Mere Humans—this time its Stratego
DeepNash came third rank - based on 50 ranked matches against top human players over the course of two weeks at in April 2022
kartik.wali ·
- The “Test of Time” research that advanced our interpretation of Adversarial ML
Contemporary R&D progress shows that researchers have come up with ‘reactive’ and ‘proactive’ measures to secure ML algorithms.
Zinnia Banerjee ·
- How did text-to-image tools become so commercialised
Interestingly, Google, like OpenAI, recently said that the company wouldn’t release its image generation tool Imagen to the public due to risks of misuse.
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- The moral machine: Who lives, who dies, you decide!
Once you make a decision on how machines should resolve moral tradeoffs, the question is how to actually implement it?
sri.krishna ·
- Prompts are next big thing in AI generated art
Simple prompt tweaks can enhance the quality of the output
tasmia.ansari ·
- In the world of DALL-E 2 and Midjourney, enters open-source Disco Diffusion
Google's latest research leaps toward resolving the diffusion models' image resolution issue through linking SR3 and CDM.
tasmia.ansari ·
- Ian Goodfellow has joined DeepMind now – What to expect?
At DeepMind, Goodfellow is working with Oriol Vinyals' (principal research scientist) team.
tasmia.ansari ·
- Data migration from on-prem to cloud at scale using Databricks
By understanding the underlying JDBC APIs provided by Spark, we can develop our own notebooks using Databricks, control the flow, and take advantage of the lightning speed to extract data from source DMBS.
Jason.Yip ·
- Who is Matt Hicks-RedHat’s New CEO
Hicks was a foundational member of the engineering team that developed Red Hat OpenShift
Sreejani Bhattacharyya ·
- The Mad Rush to publish AI Research
How the AI talent war between companies has compelled them to become more open about ongoing work.
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- The breakthrough NASA’s Image of the Universe has a unique Python angle
‘Webb’ can detect light that has been travelling through space for more than 13.5 billion years.
Pritam Bordoloi ·
- The Next Big Programming Language You've Never Heard Of
Exo builds on the idea of user scheduling to externalise hardware mapping and optimisation decisions
Zinnia Banerjee ·
- India’s Project Bhashini: Breaking the language barrier with AI
The core idea is to stop language from being a barrier for any industry.
Pritam Bordoloi ·
- Indian firms are not open sourcing enough
For the number of tech ‘unicorns’ who tout their product success and scale, the number of companies who make meaningful FOSS contributions is absolutely abysmal.
Amit Naik ·
- The Data Science Journey of Danny Butvinik - From multidisciplinary research to ethical AI in FinCrime solutions
Financial crime is the most challenging and fascinating domain I've been through, and it provides a huge potential for exploration for data scientists
sri.krishna ·
- Behind No language Left Behind
NLLB-200 exceeds the previous state of the art by an average of 44 percent.
Sreejani Bhattacharyya ·
- No Child's Play: Why Do Researchers Train AI On Games?
DeepNash, Cicero, AlphaStar, and MineDojo are all trained on complex games
Anirudh VK ·
- Decoding the Hype vs Reality of Quantum Computing
'This is the second quantum revolution happening across the world. There was a lot of work in quantum physics in the previous century'
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- State of Data Engineering in India 2022
The size of the Data Engineering market in India is USD 18.2 billion in 2022. This is predicted to grow at a CAGR of 36.7% in the next five years to reach USD 86.9 billion by 2027.
rahul.bhorayal ·
- What Does TSMC’s $40 Billion Investment Mean for Chipmakers?
The chip industry is diversifying away from China and Taiwan
Anirudh VK ·