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Diffbot launches knowledge graph as-a-service.

  • The startup, whose roots are in web scraping, applied machine learning, computer vision, and natural language processing to create a database of ‘all the knowledge of the Web,’ spanning over 10 billion entities and 1 trillion facts.

Automatic transliteration helps Alexa find data across language barriers.

Oracle open sources GraphPipe for model deployment.

  • Though Oracle has a strained relationship with open source, they recently released a new open source tool called GraphPipe, designed to simplify and standardize the deployment of machine learning models.

Google turns datacenter cooling controls over to AI.

IBM researchers propose ‘factsheets’ for AI transparency.

Facebook and NYU researchers speed up MRI scans with AI.

  • Facebook announced the fastMRI project, in collaboration with NYU, which aims to apply AI to accelerate MRI scans by up to 10 times.

Google releases Dopamine reinforcement learning research framework.

  • Google announced the new TensorFlow-based framework, which aims to provide flexibility, stability, and reproducibility for new and experienced RL researchers.

Baidu launches EZDL, a coding-free deep learning platform.

  • Chinese firm Baidu EZDL, an online tool enabling anyone to build, design, and deploy models without writing code.

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