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On Jan 24, 2021
[R] Visual Perception Models for Multi-Modal Video Understanding - Dr. Gedas Bertasius (NeurIPS 2020) - Link to free zoom lecture in comments https://t.co/M7Gukm0RkP
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[R] Visual Perception Models for Multi-Modal Video Understanding - Dr. Gedas Bertasius (NeurIPS 2020) - Link to free zoom lecture in comments

[R] Visual Perception Models for Multi-Modal Video Understanding - Dr. Gedas Bertasius (NeurIPS 2020) - Link to free zoom lecture in comments

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On Jan 25, 2021
Microsoft Excel the programming language is evolving. With the recent release of LAMBDA, users can now define new functions in the program’s formula language. Learn about the capability & its role in the transformation of spreadsheet formulas: https://t.co/gl17HXESks #POPL2021
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LAMBDA: The ultimate Excel worksheet function

LAMBDA: The ultimate Excel worksheet function

Microsoft Excel the programming language is evolving. With the recent release of LAMBDA, users can now define new functions in the program’s formula language. Learn about the capability and ...

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On Jan 25, 2021
Scaling Kubernetes to 7,500 nodes: https://t.co/DSPU3zNufY
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Scaling Kubernetes to 7,500 Nodes

Scaling Kubernetes to 7,500 Nodes

We've scaled Kubernetes clusters to 7,500 nodes, producing a scalable infrastructure for large models like GPT-3, CLIP, and DALL·E, but also for rapid small-scale iterative research such as ...

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On Jan 21, 2021
RT @josephreisinger: We're pretty stoked to be launching instant access to @facet_ai💎 on @ProductHunt // better computer vision algos means more human⇄machine empathy means better creative tools https://t.co/tncCoesF7Y
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Content-aware image editing in your browser.

Content-aware image editing in your browser.

https://facet.ai is building the future of AI-assistive creative work. Our mission is to empower professional creatives and teams to collaborate seamlessly on art direction and spend less ...

@MSFTResearch shared
On Jan 25, 2021
RT @ashleyllorens: Today I start my first full week leading the global outreach team @MSFTResearch. Extremely grateful for this opportunity to help amplify the impact of research @Microsoft and advance the cause of science and technology research around the world: https://t.co/dR65VkikQJ
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Ashley Llorens

Ashley Llorens

I lead the global outreach team at Microsoft Research (MSR) – our mission is to amplify the impact of research at Microsoft and to advance the…

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On Jan 23, 2021
[Discussion] Post-doc position in NLP and ML for clinical data https://t.co/YDBygIpu0b
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[Discussion] Post-doc position in NLP and ML for clinical data

[Discussion] Post-doc position in NLP and ML for clinical data

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On Jan 21, 2021
On the latest episode of @radicalaipod, Microsoft researcher @merrierm describes the MSR Ability Team’s research at the intersection of AI and #Accessibility: https://t.co/XGK178WRMD #AI
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Ability and Accessibility in AI with Meredith Ringel Morris

Ability and Accessibility in AI with Meredith Ringel Morris

And speaking of accessibility, in this episode, we interview Meredith Ringel Moris, a computer scientist conducting research in the areas of a human computer interaction, computer …

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On Jan 23, 2021
[D] What do you think are the shortcomings of the arguments that argue that artificial intelligence can never be created? The most important of these are Penrose's theories, what are your(or academic) responses to them? https://t.co/eEr7t7glSj
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[D] What do you think are the shortcomings of the arguments that argue that artificial intelligence can never be created? The most important of these are Penrose's theories, what are your(or academic) responses to them?

[D] What do you think are the shortcomings of the arguments that argue that artificial intelligence can never be created? The most important of these are Penrose's theories, what are your(or academic) responses to them?

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