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RT @WiMLworkshop: 1/7 We look forward to seeing you at #WiML2020 Un-Workshop at #ICML2020 on Monday, July 13!
The Un-Workshop schedule can be found here: https://t.co/q57hvNIThg. The Un-Workshop itself will be accessible from inside the workshop page on https://t.co/G2rEqsu1NT.
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Monday, July 13th, 2020 Time (GMT/UTC) Event 06:00 – 06:40 Informal Social 06:40 – 06:50 Introduction and opening remarks 06:50 – 07:00 WiML D&I chairs remarks – Sinead Williamson …
RT @gp_pulipaka: A Beginner’s Guide to How Machines Learn. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #IoT #IIoT #ReinforcementLearning #Python #RStats #JavaScript #ReactJS #CloudComputing #Serverless #Linux #Mathematics #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode
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OpenA beginner’s guide to how machines learn
A beginner-friendly introduction to supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning.
RT @Bingmanson: In today's fun news, check out this recap post from @RyanFMandelbaum about what our team's been making happen in quantum!
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OpenThe Qiskit Community Summer Jam Brought Hackathon Energy To Hundreds At Home
While perhaps missing the giant post-it notes and tables full of empty pizza boxes, hackathons are alive and well in the quantum computing…
RT @clayforsberg: Outstanding assessment of U.S./China relations through the lens of the TikTok war.
"It is reasonable to be concerned about TikTok data! That is not the primary risk: what should truly concern Americans is the algorithm." Cc @johnchavens @S_dF https://t.co/23rJuuQnna
OpenThe TikTok War
How TikTok exposed Facebook’s blindspot, thanks to its Chinese roots, and why those Chinese roots make TikTok a genuine concern.
RT @_KarenHao: Kind of an insane paper from @OpenAI, which won an honorable mention for best paper at the International Conference on Machine Learning this week. Researchers trained GPT-2 on pixels instead of words and created a model that can spit out images. https://t.co/6Soc3IbDJL
OpenOpenAI’s fiction-spewing AI is learning to generate images
In February of last year, the San Francisco–based research lab OpenAI announced that its AI system could now write convincing passages of English. Feed the beginning of a sentence or ...
RT @BachFrancis: Lots of videos in this month blog post, written by Lénaïc Chizat @LenaicCsl, on the implicit bias of neural networks learned with gradient descent.
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OpenGradient descent for wide two-layer neural networks – II: Generalization and implicit bias
Our line of reasoning however completely falls apart without such a regularization: if the objective function depends on the predictor only via its values on the training set, …
Will Silicon Valley be your healthcare provider one day? It's very likely | Christopher Kulendran Thomas https://t.co/BsQNBFW5DK
OpenWill Silicon Valley be your healthcare provider one day? It's very likely
Chinese big tech was at the heart of China’s response to Covid-19. Now Apple and Google are doing the same in the west
RT @martintisne: Protecting individual data isn't enough when the harm is collective. Check out my new paper with @MarietjeSchaake https://t.co/W0zfrnqX62 huge thanks @m_c_elish @katecrawford @jonathanfox707 @GusHosein @karen_ec_levy @RaviNa1k @dgrobinson @SandraWachter5 for reviewing it https://t.co/8mrT437nKb
OpenQ&A: The Data Delusion
Protecting Individual Isn't Enough When the Harm is Collective. A Q&A with Marietje Schaake and Martin Tisne on his new paper The Data Delusion.