In this video by Singularity University, Peter Diamondis examines how the world is moving faster and faster everyday as well as why we haven’t seen anything yet.
Another great episode of BBC Click where they examine whether or not AI could ever create an artistic masterpiece and take a visit Bangladesh to find out how technology is being used to help farmers there.
If you’ve not heard the news, the first ever Azure AI Fest is happening in Reston this Friday and we are super excited to announce that Data Driven will be the official media sponsor. As such, we’ll be live streaming the keynote on our Facebook page.
Yesterday, I recorded a data point at the Frank’s World Monument in Germantown, MD. (It’s not actually called that, but I can dream.)
Press the play button below to listen here or visit the show page at DataDriven.tv
In this talk from TEDxBlinnCollege, Michael Harrison talks about what AI holds for the future of humanity.
I’ll be speaking at the first ever Reston AI Fest on Sept 7, 2018 in Reston, VA. In the morning, I will deliver a session on the different kinds of machine learning and, in the afternoon, I will co-proctor a lab that goes th
rough the four stages of an predictive modeling project.
Seating is limited, so save your seat today at http://bit.ly/restonai
If that’s not enough to convince you, then let my VFX ninja skills impress you into signing up. 😉
One of the questions I get asked most frequently is how I so quickly changed from a “plain old software engineer” to “certified Data Scientist” as quickly as I did. While I do plan to write a book/shoot a video on the topic. In the meantime, enjoy this video from Siraj Raval where he shows the techniques he uses to study machine learning. It’s a fast moving field with lots of crazy math, so the old ways of learning just won’t cut it.
That includes living a healthy lifestyles, optimizing your learning environment, creating a personalized learning path, prioritizing effectively, and being an active learner. He demos the FAST technique, which you can use to help learn faster and more efficiently. While this with made with machine learning technology in mind, but these techniques can be used for any field.
Every single time I find myself on the Beltway (or I-95) I really long for the day that I can relax rather than focus on how ridiculous traffic is the DC area.
Maybe, there’s hope thanks to this startup in Vegas.
Earlier today, I wrote a blog post about Video-to-Video synthesis done by researchers at Nvidia. The Washington Post highlights how the Silicon Valley company founded in 1993, best known for graphics cards, has embedded itself in nearly every autonomous vehicle effort.
See why in this video and how their AI deep learning is changing autonomous vehicles.
The Wall Street Journal explores the potential impacts of a coming wave of automation in this exploration of next generation of industrial robots in Asia.
Will these robots be a friend or a foe to low-skilled workers?
Two Minute Papers has a video on the paper “Super SloMo: High Quality Estimation of Multiple Intermediate Frames for Video Interpolation”
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