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IntelliCode: Microsoft's First Deep Learning Model for Python in VS Code

By David Ramel

Python programmers using VS Code have new AI-driven code helpers to play with, and Microsoft is soliciting their feedback. Read More
The AutoML-Zero System Automatically Generates Machine Learning Programs

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. Read More
Researchers Unveil Mosaic Machine Learning Algorithm to Find Similar Images

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.) Read More
Deep Learning Powers Image Labeling and Recognition Platform

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. Read More
AI Communities Found Consortium for Python Data API Standards

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. Read More
Facebook AI Backed fastMRI Speeds Up MRI Scans with Less Data

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. Read More
PyTorch Behind New Technology for Intelligent Farming

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. Read More
Carnegie Mellon Continues its Research on "Hostility-Diffusing, Peace-Seeking Hope Speech"

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. Read More
Hazelcast Enhances Event Stream Processing Engine

By John K. Waters

Hazelcast's Jet event stream processing engine for AI and ML deployments of mission-critical apps adds new app dev features to simplify the integration of an event-driven architecture. Read More
Machine Learning Powers New AWS Fraud Detector

By John K. Waters

Amazon Web Services (AWS) launches a new managed service designed to make it easy to identify potentially fraudulent online activities. Read More
Facebook Uses Deep Learning to Translate One Computer Language to Another

By John K. Waters

Facebook has developed an open-source tool for translating archaic codebases into modern languages. Read More
Google Releases Toolkit for Model Transparency

By John K. Waters

Google announced the availability last week of a new set of tools for creation of Model Cards, which provide a structured framework for machine learning (ML) model transparency. Read More
OpenAI's New GPT-3 Sets a New Standard for Language Modeling--And Hype

By John K. Waters

OpenAI's GPT-3 neural-network-powered language model gets upgraded with a massive 175 billion training parameters, more than any other language model. Read More
Microsoft Becomes the Chief Maintainer of PyTorch on Windows

By John K. Waters

Microsoft expands involvement with Facebook's open-source PyTorch machine learning (ML) library, by taking ownership of the PyTorch build for Windows. Read More
MIT Researchers Leverage Machine Learning for COVID Vaccine Research

By John K. Waters

Researchers at MIT are developing a new combinatorial machine learning (ML) system that could decrease the research time needed to develop a COVID-19 vaccine and make it more effective. Read More
Nvidia and University of Florida Collaborate on Super Computer

By John K. Waters

University of Florida and Nvidia plan to build the fastest artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputer in academia. Read More

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