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Monthly report: October 2019
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An AI Pioneer Wants His Algorithms to Understand the 'Why'
Yoshua Bengio is a pioneer of deep learning— the technique that triggered a renaissance in artificial intelligence, leading to advances in self-driving cars, real-time speech translation, and facial recognition. Now, he says it needs to be fixed. https://t.co/JKxfoIzj2f
OpenDeep learning is good at finding patterns in reams of data, but can't explain how they're connected. Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio wants to change that.
Yoshua Bengio is a pioneer of deep learning— the technique that triggered a renaissance in artificial intelligence, leading to advances in self-driving cars, real-time speech translation, and facial recognition. Now, he says it needs to be fixed. https://t.co/JKxfoIzj2f
OpenAn AI Pioneer Wants His Algorithms to Understand the 'Why'
Deep learning is good at finding patterns in reams of data, but can't explain how they're connected. Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio wants to change that.
Tech in T.O.: Why Geoffrey Hinton, the ‘Godfather of A.I.,’ decided to live in Toronto
RT @VectorInst: “The things that are actually driving the industry today are things Geoff (@Geoffreyhinton) created back in the 80s. It really took a long time for the hardware and the availability of data to actually catch up.”-Cameron Schuler (CCO and VP, Vector) https://t.co/Igvlq1YXdu
OpenGeoffrey Hinton is one of the most recognized leaders in computing science and artificial intelligence. His contribution to the technology industry in Toronto has drawn other tech leaders to the city.
RT @VectorInst: “The things that are actually driving the industry today are things Geoff (@Geoffreyhinton) created back in the 80s. It really took a long time for the hardware and the availability of data to actually catch up.”-Cameron Schuler (CCO and VP, Vector) https://t.co/Igvlq1YXdu
OpenTech in T.O.: Why Geoffrey Hinton, the ‘Godfather of A.I.,’ decided to live in Toronto
Geoffrey Hinton is one of the most recognized leaders in computing science and artificial intelligence. His contribution to the technology industry in Toronto has drawn other tech leaders ...
RealTime Robotics scores $11.7M Series A to help robots avoid collisions
RealTime Robotics scores $11.7M Series A to help robots avoid collisions https://t.co/01PXA0a7UV by @ron_miller https://t.co/1DlX8SYCX3
OpenOne of the major challenges facing engineers as they develop more agile robots is helping them move through space while avoiding collisions, especially in a dynamic environment. RealTime Robotics, a Boston-based startup announced an $11.7 million Series A investment to help solve this ...
RealTime Robotics scores $11.7M Series A to help robots avoid collisions https://t.co/01PXA0a7UV by @ron_miller https://t.co/1DlX8SYCX3
OpenRealTime Robotics scores $11.7M Series A to help robots avoid collisions
One of the major challenges facing engineers as they develop more agile robots is helping them move through space while avoiding collisions, especially in a dynamic environment. RealTime ...
GM And The Striking UAW Workers Could Make A Tentative Deal Today: Report
GM and the striking UAW workers could make a tentative deal today: report https://t.co/XP23ItXbFl https://t.co/zg36iN6aO7
OpenThe General Motors-United Auto Workers strike may be approaching its end, Hyundai and Renault autonomous car news, possible plans for mandatory tech to detect if drivers are drunk and more on The Morning Shift of Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019.
GM and the striking UAW workers could make a tentative deal today: report https://t.co/XP23ItXbFl https://t.co/zg36iN6aO7
OpenGM And The Striking UAW Workers Could Make A Tentative Deal Today: Report
The General Motors-United Auto Workers strike may be approaching its end, Hyundai and Renault autonomous car news, possible plans for mandatory tech to detect if drivers are drunk and more ...
U.K. research consortium launching nation’s largest self-driving trial on public roads
U.K. research consortium launching nation’s largest self-driving trial on public roads https://t.co/i4FKKF5K10 via @VentureBeat
OpenStreetWise, a collaborative research project, announced that it will soon begin the U.K.'s largest test of self-driving vehicles on public roads.
U.K. research consortium launching nation’s largest self-driving trial on public roads https://t.co/i4FKKF5K10 via @VentureBeat
OpenU.K. research consortium launching nation’s largest self-driving trial on public roads
StreetWise, a collaborative research project, announced that it will soon begin the U.K.'s largest test of self-driving vehicles on public roads.
Meet Nissan's New CEO, Hopefully This One Won't Be Accused Of Financial Misconduct
Meet Nissan's new CEO, hopefully this one won't be accused of financial misconduct https://t.co/jSSDlt4b6O https://t.co/NnfdiTvRiP
OpenNissan has a new boss, again, the General Motors vs. the United Auto Workers showdown marches on, America contends with China and more for The Morning Shift of Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2019.
Meet Nissan's new CEO, hopefully this one won't be accused of financial misconduct https://t.co/jSSDlt4b6O https://t.co/NnfdiTvRiP
OpenMeet Nissan's New CEO, Hopefully This One Won't Be Accused Of Financial Misconduct
Nissan has a new boss, again, the General Motors vs. the United Auto Workers showdown marches on, America contends with China and more for The Morning Shift of Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2019.
It’s Time to Push Tech Forward, and Rebuild What It Broke
[email protected]: "Sometimes systems crack, and then they shatter. But sometimes the crack leads to the remedy. And that's what we need now: a coming together of many tribes to fix the mess we're in, and to learn from the mistakes the [tech] industry has made" https://t.co/4YoXTqFHxm
OpenMaking progress means making (sometimes devastating) mistakes. And then learning from them.
[email protected]: "Sometimes systems crack, and then they shatter. But sometimes the crack leads to the remedy. And that's what we need now: a coming together of many tribes to fix the mess we're in, and to learn from the mistakes the [tech] industry has made" https://t.co/4YoXTqFHxm
OpenIt’s Time to Push Tech Forward, and Rebuild What It Broke
Making progress means making (sometimes devastating) mistakes. And then learning from them.
400 years after the Mayflower voyage, this A.I. ship will retrace its path
400 years after the Mayflower voyage, this A.I. ship will retrace its path https://t.co/OMKssvBQ8w
OpenFour-hundred years ago next fall, a ship called the Mayflower set sail from Plymouth, England, to the New World, aka America. To mark the anniversary, an IBM-powered autonomous ship is getting ready to retrace the voyage. Here's how it came to be, and what makes it so exciting.
400 years after the Mayflower voyage, this A.I. ship will retrace its path https://t.co/OMKssvBQ8w
Open400 years after the Mayflower voyage, this A.I. ship will retrace its path
Four-hundred years ago next fall, a ship called the Mayflower set sail from Plymouth, England, to the New World, aka America. To mark the anniversary, an IBM-powered autonomous ship is ...
