Self-Driving Car with JavaScript Course – Neural Networks and Machine Learning
Learn how to create a neural network using JavaScript with no libraries. In this course you will learn to make a self-driving car simulation by implementing every component step-by-step. You will learn how to implement the car driving mechanics, how to define the environment, how to simulate some sensors, how to detect collisions, and how […]
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DRIVE Sim Scenario Reconstruction, Powered by Omniverse
Autonomous vehicle development requires the ability to reconstruct real world scenarios in simulation. Once the scenario is reconstructed, it can act as the foundation for many different variations to improve the AI driver. At #GTC22, NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang showcased new AI-based tools for NVIDIA DRIVE Sim that accurately replicate driving scenarios. These […]
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Tesla D1 Chip – What is All The Fuss About?
Tesla has revealed more details about project Dojo and its D1 Chip. With 50 billion transistors and built on a 7nm process node, the D1 is designed for the training stage of machine learning. Now that Apple and Tesla have entered the chip making market, what does this mean for the established players like Intel […]
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Why AI is Harder Than We Think
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Frank
- May 3, 2021
- AI
- ai spring
- AI Winter
- alan turing
- are neural networks artificial intelligence
- artificial intelligence
- Arxiv
- can machines be conscious
- can machines think
- Deep Learning
- deep learning artificial intelligence
- deep learning tutorial
- elon musk artificial intelligence
- expert systems
- explained
- introduction to deep learning
- Machine Learning
- marvin minsky
- Neural Networks
- Paper
- Self Driving Cars
- what is deep learning
- why is ai hard
- why is deep learning important
Yannic Kilcher explains how the AI community has gone through regular cycles of AI Springs, where rapid progress gave rise to massive overconfidence, high funding, and overpromise, followed by these promises being unfulfilled, subsequently diving into periods of disenfranchisement and underfunding, called AI Winters. This video he explores a paper which examines the reasons for […]
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NVIDIA’s AI Algorithms that Monitor Driver Attention
NVIDIA shares some of the recent research from its DRIVE labs that focus on driver behavior monitoring. In this DRIVE Labs episode, we show how DRIVE IX perceives driver attention, activity, emotion, behavior, posture, speech, gesture and mood. Driver perception is a key aspect of the platform that enables the AV system to ensure a […]
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Comma.ai Drive and Tour with George Hotz and Lex Fridman
Lex Fridman takes an autonomous drive with the legendary George Hotz and gets a tour of the Comma.ai offices.
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How Wayve Is Disrupting Autonomous Driving
Adi Polak interviews Alex Kendall, co-founder, and CEO of Wayve, who raised more than 40M$ to kickstart the biggest vehicle academy. Alex shares the technology that powers Wayve, how they are building the largest autonomous driving academy in the world, and what the future holds for this ever-growing ecosystem. To scale their solution, the three-year-old […]
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Will Your Next Computer be a Quantum Computer?
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Frank
- November 5, 2020
- future of computers
- how quantum computers work
- Quantum
- quantum compute
- Quantum Computer
- quantum computer documentary
- quantum computer google
- quantum computers for gaming
- quantum computing 2020
- quantum computing course
- quantum computing explained
- quantum computing for dummies
- quantum computing google
- quantum mechanics explained
- Quantum Physics
- Self Driving Cars
- super computers
- why are quantum computers faster
- will your next computer be a quantum computer?
Two Bit da Vinci ponders what recent advances in quantum computing mean for science, medicine, and humanity. While it’s unlikely that your next laptop or cellphone will be a quantum computer, I wouldn’t rule out the idea of the iPhone Q coming out sometime in the next decade or two.
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Waymo Driver Outlines Component-Rich Robocar
Waymo recently released via Youtube a lecture on “Waymo Driver,” the company’s fifth-generation robocar platform. Presented by YooJung Ahn, head of design at Waymo, the video clip shares the new platform’s basic design ideas. Some observers speculate that Waymo has amalgamated CPUs (i.e. Intel’s Xeon), GPUs (i.e. Nvidia) or FPGAs, in addition to Google’s own […]
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Can Self-Driving Cars Learn Depth Perception?
Two Minute Papers showcases the paper “Unsupervised Learning of Depth and Ego-Motion from Video” here in this YouTube post.
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