Machine Learning
Google I/O 2019 | What’s New in Android Machine Learning
Google I/O 2019 | What’s New in Android Machine Learning Come and find out the latest development of Android on-device machine learning, including Android platform, ML Kit, and TensorFlow Lite. Speakers: Matej Pfajfar, Hoi Lam, Dong Chen, Laurence Moroney Session ID: T37BD9 Citi I/O Aster.Cloud DotLAH!
Artificial Intelligence Safety & Cybersecurity: A Timeline Of AI Failures
Breakthrough after breakthrough, artificial intelligence (AI) has continued to challenge the human definition of impossible. Our lives and AI technologies are intertwining further as time goes on. For us, this means a more convenient life aided by this technology. At the same time though, this means that we are making ourselves vulnerable to the consequences …
Google I/O 2019 | Writing the Playbook for Fair & Ethical Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Google I/O 2019 | Writing the Playbook for Fair & Ethical Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Learn from Googlers who are working to ensure that a robust framework for ethical AI principles are in place, and that Google’s products do not amplify or propagate unfair bias, stereotyping, or prejudice. Hear about the research they are …
Google I/O 2019 | Deep Learning to Solve Challenging Problems
Google I/O 2019 | Deep Learning to Solve Challenging Problems This talk will highlight some of Google Brain’s research and computer systems with an eye toward how it can be used to solve challenging problems, and will relate them to the National Academy of Engineering’s Grand Engineering Challenges for the 21st Century, including the use …
Google I/O 2019 | Artificial Intelligence: From Social Good to Ambient Intelligence
Google I/O 2019 | Artificial Intelligence: From Social Good to Ambient Intelligence Google’s scale and AI expertise uniquely positions us to use AI to positively impact society. In this talk, hear from our global leader of Google’s Crisis Response efforts on how to think about applying ML and AI to positively impact some of the …
How Much Can We Afford To Forget, If We Train Machines To Remember?
When I was a student, in the distant past when most computers were still huge mainframes, I had a friend whose PhD advisor insisted that he carry out a long and difficult atomic theory calculation by hand. This led to page after page of pencil scratches, full of mistakes, so my friend finally gave in …
The World’s First Talking Machine
That voice in your GPS navigator, the virtual assistant in your smartphone, and the automated responses you get when you dial a company helpline number are not real voices. In other words, there is no big database of spoken words that the computer picks up and strings them together to create a sentence. They are …
Standardizing Ethical Design For Artificial Intelligence And Autonomous Systems
While there is a wide expanse of applications artificial intelligence (AI) brings to the table, some are still concerned about how the technology can be an equally powerful tool to cause harm. In line with this, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Society Standards and Activities Board proposed some standards for the use …
What Is Quantum Machine Learning And How Can It Help Us?
Artificial intelligence refers, among other things, to machines’ capacity to demonstrate some degree of what humans consider “intelligence”. This process is being driven by the rapid advancement of machine learning: getting machines to think for themselves rather than pre-programming them with an absolute concept. Take image recognition. Humans excel at this task, but it’s proved …
Google I/O 2019 | Music and Machine Learning
Google I/O 2019 | Music and Machine Learning New technologies have fundamentally changed the way we make and experience music. In this session Claire Evans, artist, author and one half of the pop duo YACHT talks about deep learning as a tool in their creative process. Their new album explores Google AI’s research project, Magenta, …