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By John K. Waters
Hollywood-based Color Intelligence unveiled a new color grading application this week that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to dramatically improve the process of color correction of film footage used in movies and TV.
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By John K. Waters
Facebook has released a new high-speed machine learning (ML) library called Opacus for training PyTorch models with differential privacy.
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By PureAI Editors
The Pure AI editors keep you abreast of the latest machine learning advancements by explaining a new neural-based architecture for solving reinforcement learning (RL) problems. WMG uses a deep neural technique developed for natural language processing problems called Transformer architecture, and it significantly outperformed baseline RL techniques in experiments on several difficult benchmark problems.
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By John K. Waters
Seattle-based MLOps platform provider Algorithmia launches a new Teams edition of its platform designed for small groups within organizations that need to work collaboratively on an enterprise-grade MLOps management platform.
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By John K. Waters
The World Health Organization's new Health Alert service, launched in March on the Facebook Messenger app, has been upgraded with artificial intelligence features that will provide users with a better interactive experience and more accurate information, while also allowing the WHO to respond more quickly to commonly asked questions.
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Listen to John K. Waters' interview with machine learning researcher Ashiqur KhudaBukhsh in the first-ever episode of the WatersWorks Podcast.
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By John K. Waters
Facebook AI open sources a new audio simulation platform for training artificial intelligence (AI) agents in 3D environments with realistic acoustics that willallow the agents to navigate via sound, as well as sight.
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By John K. Waters
Demand for artificial intelligence (AI) in the enterprise will accelerate over the next few years, IDC analysts predict, with global spending surpassing $110 billion in 2024--double the $50.1 billion spent in 2020.
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Python programmers using VS Code have new AI-driven code helpers to play with, and Microsoft is soliciting their feedback.
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By PureAI Editors
The Pure AI editors explain a new paper that describes how a computer program can automatically generate a machine learning algorithm, which can create a machine learning prediction model.
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By PureAI Editors
The Mosaic system can retrieve similar images based on several comparison dimensions. For example, given an image of a modern American glass sculpture, the Mosaic system can find similar based on culture (Austrian, Chinese, German, etc.) or based on media (painting, ceramic, textile, etc.)
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By John K. Waters
Deep learning-based solutions provider Neurotechnology released an updated version of its SentiSight.ai image labeling and recognition platform for AI-based image recognition applications.
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By John K. Waters
Apache MXNet and Open Neural Network Exchange join forces to establish a new standards organization to improve interoperability for machine learning (ML) practitioners and data scientists using frameworks, libraries, and tools from the Python ecosystem.
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By John K. Waters
Facebook AI Research (FAIR) and NYU Langone Health are proving that AI can be used to speed up MRI scans using about one-fourth of the raw data traditionally required.
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By John K. Waters
Facebook's popular PyTorch machine learning library is being used to power "a new generation of AI-enhanced farming machines," the social media giant reported last week--primarily, to spot weeds and kills.
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By John K. Waters
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon's Language Technologies Institute (LTI) have published a new report on their ongoing work on uses of artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze online comments in social media and pick out those that defend or are sympathetic to disenfranchised groups.
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