Live from TWIMLcon! Scaling ML in the Traditional Enterprise
In this episode from a stellar TWIMLcon panel, the state and future of larger, more established brands are analyzed and discussed.
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On Saturday, February 2nd we’re launching our 3rd cohort of deep learning learners through the Fast.ai Practical Deep Learning for Coders Part 1 course. This study group will meet weekly on Saturdays at 9 am Pacific Time for seven weeks, each week covering a new lesson from the course. We love this course for its ability to have participants building world-class deep learning models right out of the gate, without getting bogged down in theory.
While we’re all in a holding pattern before the confluence of major sports seasons and postseasons, we’re here to fill that void for you with AI in Sports 2019. While I’m not personally the biggest sports fan, my producer Imari is a huge sports follower, and he’s happy to bring you another set of these […]
We’ve got an amazing TWIMLcon agenda taking shape for you! We’ll be announcing speakers and more agenda details shortly, but in the meantime I wanted to share a preview of some of the keynote interviews we’ve got planned. I’m super pumped about them! TWIMLcon: AI Platforms will feature live “keynote interview” podcast recordings with accomplished […]
A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to visit Siemens’ Spotlight on Innovation event in Orlando, Florida. The event aimed to bring together industry leaders, technologists, local government leaders, and other innovators for a real-world look at the way technologies like AI, cybersecurity, IoT, digital twin, and smart infrastructure are helping businesses and cities […]
Bits & Bytes Microsoft open sources Bing vector search. The company published its vector search toolkit, Space Partition Tree and Graph (SPTAG) [Github], which provides tools for building, searching and serving large scale vector indexes. Intel makes progress toward optical neural networks. A new article on the Intel AI blog (which opens with a reference to TWIML Talk #267 […]