With the latest release of its open source PyTorch machine learning library, the Facebook AI research group is ranging into new territory.
- By John K. Waters
- 11/22/2019
Intel's new edge chips will be designed to be used with a brand-new developer service, Intel DevCloud on the Edge.
Microsoft has made a concerted effort to build and an improve its toolset to make the use of AI solutions more accessible to customers who may not have their own AI engineers on staff.
- By Joey D'Antoni
- 11/13/2019
Last month StellarGraph.an open source, Python-based machine learning algorithm library for graphs, got a major update (0.80) with numerous new features.
Vidado READ API is an API that offers digitization of "low resolution" hand-written documents to "improve straight-through processing by 30 percent or more."
BioSymetrics last week released a new component for its Augusta AI biomedical machine learning framework that adds several new features for end users.
SQL Server 2019 now offers Linux support for R and Python as well as loopback connection and Java support, among other features.
November updates to SAS data analytics and visualization platform will provide AI and ML technology that can be used by data scientists, executives and business users, the Cary, N.C.-based SAS Institute Inc., announced this week.
- By Richard Seeley
- 10/25/2019
IBM has announced new features for its Watson Anywhere approach designed to speed AI adoption and scale across any cloud and include multiple data sources.
- By Richard Seeley
- 10/22/2019
According to The Gradient's 2019 study of machine learning framework trends in deep learning projects, TensorFlow is losing ground to PyTorch -- at least with academics.
Development teams get an AI assist with Parasoft Selenic, a user interface UI testing solution based on the open source Selenium automated testing framework.
- By Richard Seeley
- 10/02/2019
Machine learning is being used to power the automatic management of workloads for the Amazon Redshift data warehouse.
Google has released its Coached Conversational Preference Elicitation (CCPE) and Taskmaster-1 English dialog datasets to open source. The two collections of pairs of people engaged in spoken conversations are now available to developers of AI assistants as training material for modeling natural language.
- By John K. Waters
- 09/16/2019