The Economist has an interesting look at the future of work and how automation will change the face of work.
In this first of a series on automation of work via AI and robotics, NeoScribe explores the current state of the art in automating fast food jobs.
In this different-from-the-usual video from Two Minute Papers, Károly Zsolnai-Fehér examines the life lessons he has drawn from AI research. Think of it as a mashup of AI research and self-help.
In Part 3 of this mini-series on TensorFlow high-level APIs, TensorFlow Engineering Manager Karmel Allison runs us through different scenarios using TensorFlow’s high-level APIs.
With the TensorFlow model defined, Karmel discusses how to establish layer architecture, and compile the model, adding the optimizer, loss, and metrics that we are interested in. She also runs through the various steps taken to refine the model.
Here’s an interesting look at the rising tech scene in New Zealand. This video is almost three years old. In future posts, I’ll check out where the companies and technology companies are in 2019.
In this episode of National Geographic’s Year Million, the show takes on AI, robotics, and their impact on human society.
Two Minute Papers has a video on a recently published paper about an AI that learns from observing humans and what makes this approach different than reinforcement learning.
Yes, you read that right. Robots rapping. Here’s a fun video set to the tune of Rapper’s Delight that explains some of the research in combining AI with robotics. The Sugar Hill Gang would be proud.
I had blogged about Comma.ai‘s interesting, low-cost approach to self-driving cars before. But here’s a more in-depth interview with the founder, George Hotz, who has an interesting history of hardware hacking.
Things are about to get interesting.
From beating humans at go and chess to the rise of superintelligence and the singularity. What’s the long view of AI?
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