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In the News

Artificial Intelligence at Apple

An interesting look at how Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are used and developed at Apple: Siri, acquisitions and current projects.

backchannel.com


If the age of self-driving cars is upon us, what's keeping them off the roads?

As Google and Uber trial prototypes, the future of fully driverless cars and safer roads should come sooner than anyone thought – but they’re in no mood to rush.

theguardian.com


New YC startups in the field

YCombinator, a renowned startup program, had its demo day this week. Out of the current batch, a few startups have products that use AI/ML as a core technology:


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  • Airbus reveals ambitious plan for autonomous flying taxis. More
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Learning

RNNs in Tensorflow

Interesting resource for more advanced users. Serves as a practical guide and goes through a few "undocumented" features.

wildml.com


Deep deterministic policy gradients in Tensorflow

Deep deterministic policy gradients are useful when considering reinforcement learning in a non-discrete world (such as in robotics or most real-world problems). This is a great introduction to the field.

github.io


Building a real-time recommendation engine

Going through graph powered recommendations, social recommendations, similarity recommendations and cluster recommendations.

neo4j.com


How Machine Learning will change what you eat

Smarter technology could make farms more efficient and food tastier, though environmentalists argue none of it is guilt-free.

fastcompany.com


How Alexa learns about you

How do services like Amazon's Alexa understand your voice?

cnet.com

Software tools & code

Text summarization

Google open-sourced code to help generate news headlines on Annotated English Gigaword, a dataset often used in summarization research.

googleblog.com


PyCNN

Image processing with Cellular Neural Networks in python

github.com

Brains & Neurons

Startup claims to be developing a brain prosthetic to improve memory

A startup named Kernel came out of stealth mode yesterday and revealed its ambitious mission: to develop a ready-for-the-clinic brain prosthetic to help people with memory problems. Will this actually come true?

ieee.org

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