Top news of the week: 23.10.2020.
Computer vision, Scientific method, Machine learning, Learning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Narendra Modi
Applied Use Cases
No physician without job in the next decades:
"The medical cost is not just [the narrow tasks where #AI algorithms can be much better], but thereâs the whole interacting with the patient and the patient history and the plan aspects [among other tasks]."
https://t.co/WQbEiBpFyk
OpenDo we really need distributed machine learning?
Andy MĂźller, core developer of scikit-learn and Principal Research Software Development Engineer at Microsoft, shared his thoughts with Coiled on distributed machine learning with ...
"When you look at the way these #AI systems constructed through machine learning work, it is very clear to anyone who works w/ these systems that ... they arenât intelligent. What they do is process huge amounts of data, whatever data they have available."
https://t.co/4MQvRbwxTS
OpenEx-Googler Meredith Whittaker on Political Power in Tech, the Flaws of âThe Social Dilemma,â and More
In a new interview, the tech labor activist and A.I. researcher discusses major issues in Silicon Valley today
Einstein Designer = personalized design at scaleâ¨
What if you could generate user interfaces automatically? What if you could predict UIs?
Learn more about the industry-first AI-powered generative design solution via @FastCompany: https://t.co/qNr6hukMSw
OpenThe future of user experience design starts with AI
Salesforce leans on smart tech to let companies build websites that adapt to their users
RT @joshsternberg: Six months ago today I got laid off. I talked to some talent acquisition folks of what's happening in the newsroom-recruiting universe. It's shifting, like much of the media business. But it's a seller's market. Which means I'll never get a job again! https://t.co/DgleaZTGuR
OpenThe state of newsroom recruiting
How the media recruiting process is shifting like the rest of the media business.
âThere is an industry push behind governments wanting to use more AI, as governments are the biggest customers of software like facial recognition. We should not be on a predetermined path, data driven technology need a proper assessmentâ @ambaonadventure
https://t.co/t1DnSDAETa
OpenIT ministry pushes for AI boost in India
The project, estimated to cost about Rs 2,000 crore, will include setting up a Centre of Excellence for artificial intelligence and benefits to encourage AI startups.
RT @darioandriani: How #AI will power the next-gen applications in Connected Industries
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OpenâHow AI will power the next-gen applications in Connected Industries (CI)â
Hiroshige Seko, the minister of Economy Trade and Industry (METI) of Japan introduced a new concept for their roadmap to realize âSocietyâŚ
AI-first biology
I explain why the AI moment for biology is here and how AI-first biology startups can capture value.
I'm turning my work for @rally_io into a column called Pacenotes.
I'll report my findings from excursions into theory, anthropology, political science and more and report back each week.
Here's the first piece: https://t.co/fvpjjegFaS
OpenIntroducing Pacenotes: A column on navigating tokenized communities
Hello and welcome to Pacenotes, a regular column Iâm writing about my research into what happens to community events when we inject aâŚ