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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Facebook has released a new high-speed machine learning (ML) library called Opacus for training PyTorch models with differential privacy.
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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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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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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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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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