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In the News

Ukraine has started using Clearview AI’s facial recognition during war

Ukraine's defense ministry on Saturday began using Clearview AI’s facial recognition technology, the company's chief executive told Reuters, after the U.S. startup offered to uncover Russian assailants, combat misinformation and identify the dead.

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Research

Deep Neural Nets: 33 years ago and 33 years from now

Except for the tiny dataset (7291 16x16 grayscale images of digits) and the tiny neural network used (only 1,000 neurons), this paper reads remarkably modern today, 33 years later - it lays out a dataset, describes the neural net architecture, loss function, optimization, and reports the...

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It’s Like GPT-3 but for Code—Fun, Fast, and Full of Flaws

As a devotee of the open source software movement, he has written immensely popular web apps, peer-to-peer file exchanges, and more than 100 other pieces of code that he has given away, all in the 10 years since he graduated from college. They also worried Codex would help make malware viruses...

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mosaicml / composer Public

Here we easily apply BlurPool and SqueezeExcite: import composer.functional as cf from torchvision import models my_model = models.resnet18() # add blurpool and squeeze excite layers model = cf.apply_blurpool(my_model) model = cf.apply_squeeze_excite(my_model) # your own training code starts here...

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Applied use cases

DeepMind’s new AI gives historians a powerful new tool to interpret the past

Google DeepMind has collaborated with classical scholars to create a new AI tool that uses deep neural networks to help historians decipher the text of damaged inscriptions from ancient Greece.

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Reducing crime with better visualisation of data

Here are a few of them: Interpreting visual data: The human brain can process visual data 60,000 times faster than it does text. Data visualisation gives law enforcement professionals a crucial edge because smart visual tools amplify human abilities and allow them to more easily spot anomalies or...

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AI-produced images can’t fix diversity issues in dermatology databases

Image databases of skin conditions are notoriously biased towards lighter skin. Rather than wait for the slow process of collecting more images of conditions like cancer or inflammation on darker skin, one group wants to fill in the gaps using artificial intelligence.

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Market News

Stanford Annual report on AI : Artificial intelligence is everywhere now

Computers that analyze images and understand speech Specifically, out of the various tasks that AI can perform, last year, the research community was focused on applying AI to computer vision, a subfield that teaches machines to understand images and videos in order to get good at classifying...

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Tiger Global Was the Biggest Investor in AI at the End of 2021

Funding for companies related to artificial intelligence doubled last year, reaching a total of $66.8 billion, according to CB Insights.

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MIT research suggests AI can learn to identify images using synthetic data

MIT researchers have found a way to classify images using synthetic data, which they claim can rival models trained from real data.

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Year-End Review & a glimpse into 2022 from Essentials

As we move towards the end of the first quarter, let's look back at the fast-changing evolution of AI in 2021. To help you navigate this ocean of information the Faveeo team has prepared a Year-End Review that will help you catch the information that matters the most.

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Ethics

The 2022 AI Index: Industrialization of AI and Mounting Ethical Concerns

The new report highlights an AI investment boom, impressive new technical capabilities, and a fresh focus on ethics (including a new chapter on fairness and bias).

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Reflections on the EU’s AI Act and How we Could Make it Even Better

Jurisdictions around the world are preparing regulations for artificial intelligence, as investments in AI technologies continue to increase as a source of efficiency and innovation for companies and governments. One of the most influential regulative proposals for AI is that proposed by the European Commission in April 2021, the “AI Act.”

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How artificial intelligence can help combat systemic racism

MLK Visiting Professor S. Craig Watkins looks beyond algorithm bias to an AI future where models more effectively deal with systemic inequality.

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Robotics

Russia may have used a killer robot in Ukraine. Now what?

Using pictures out of Ukraine showing a crumpled metallic airframe, open-source analysts of the conflict there say they have identified images of a new sort of Russian-made drone, one that the manufacturer says can select and strike targets through inputted coordinates or autonomously.

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Social Robots in Applied Settings: A Long-Term Study on Adaptive Robotic Tutors in Higher Education

In this paper, we focus on the applicability of an adaptive robotic tutor in a university setting. To this end, we conducted a long-term field study implementing an adaptive robotic tutor to support students with exam preparation over three sessions during one semester.

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After Yang Will Make You Grieve For a Robot

The beautiful and strange new movie from South Korean filmmaker Kogonada presents a very different view of an AI-enhanced future. But for anyone who’s seen After Yang, the beautiful and strange new movie by the South Korean filmmaker Kogonada, it won’t. Knowing how much Mika loves Yang, and how much...

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