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Deep Learning Platforms & GPUs: an Interview With Bryan Catanzaro
Deep Learning

Deep Learning Platforms & GPUs: an Interview With Bryan Catanzaro

High-performance graphics cards, typically associated with gaming, have become popular over the last few years in an area many might not expect: artificial intelligence.  Many experts attribute recent acceleration of success in AI...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
3 March 2017
Interpretability: the Next Deep Learning Challenge
Deep Learning

Interpretability: the Next Deep Learning Challenge

Deep learning researchers are increasingly focusing on a big problem in the field: interpretability.While supervised neural nets trained on huge datasets can achieve impressive performances in tasks such as computer vision and...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
27 February 2017
Deep Learning for AI: Takeaways from Yoshua Bengio
Big Data

Deep Learning for AI: Takeaways from Yoshua Bengio

At the Deep Learning Summit, Boston 2016, Yoshua Bengio  took us through the evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) - how it started with supervised learning, its progression to Machine Learning with speech recognition...

  • Chloe Pang
25 February 2017
Exploring Machine Learning at OpenAI & Google With the Experts
Deep Learning

Exploring Machine Learning at OpenAI & Google With the Experts

On 26-27 January, we held the Deep Learning Summit and Virtual Assistant Summit in San Francisco, enjoying another mind-expanding 2 days learning about the latest trends and applications in the AI world. During...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
24 February 2017
11th Global Deep Learning Summit to Be Held Singapore This April
Machine Learning

11th Global Deep Learning Summit to Be Held Singapore This April

Following the success of the Deep Learning Summit series in San Francisco, London, and Boston, RE•WORK is pleased to announce its 11th global Deep Learning Summit in Singapore. It is taking place...

  • Chloe Pang
23 February 2017
Deep Learning at the Front Lines of Healthcare
Deep Learning

Deep Learning at the Front Lines of Healthcare

Today’s healthcare system was not built for a seamless integration of rapidly emerging technologies, such as machine learning innovations. Health data is largely inaccessible and not standardized, making it challenging to work...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
17 February 2017
Reprogramming the Human Genome: Why AI is Needed
Deep Learning

Reprogramming the Human Genome: Why AI is Needed

"Exponential data problems is very challenging and it's why it's hard to apply machine learning to genomics""Sequencing 1M genomes or 1B genomes won't address these problems"Last week at the Deep Learning...

  • Charlotte Utting
30 January 2017
Chinese New Year Discount on RE•WORK Summits in Asia
Deep Learning

Chinese New Year Discount on RE•WORK Summits in Asia

To celebrate the Chinese New Year, we are providing a 20% discount on all summit passes. This offer will be valid from 25 January to 30 January. Simply enter the code NEWYEAR at...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
26 January 2017
The "Something Something" Video Dataset
Big Data

The "Something Something" Video Dataset

Neural networks trained on Datasets, like ImageNet, have recently led to major advances in visual object classification. The main obstacle that prevents networks from reasoning more deeply about scenes and situations, and from...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
25 January 2017
UREX: Under-appreciated Reward Exploration by Google Brain
Deep Learning

UREX: Under-appreciated Reward Exploration by Google Brain

The most widely-used exploration methods in reinforcement learning today (like entropy regularization and epsilon-greedy) have not changed much in the last 20 years. Google Brain argues that these exploration strategies are naive and...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
21 January 2017
The Future of In-Place Associative Computing
Big Data

The Future of In-Place Associative Computing

Today’s solutions that seek to emulate the human mind waste time and energy moving data around. That is not what the human mind does – rather than move data around, it efficiently processes...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
18 January 2017
The World's First Cognition Platform to Power the Future of AI
Deep Learning

The World's First Cognition Platform to Power the Future of AI

"The final missing piece in AI is Visual Cognition and Understanding. In order for this dream to be realized, it takes more than winning scores at classifying ImageNet."At the Deep Learning Summit...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
11 January 2017
How Deep Learning is Expected to Develop in 2017
Deep Learning

How Deep Learning is Expected to Develop in 2017

2016 saw some progressive advancements in AI technology, such as AlphaGo beating Go grandmaster Lee Sedol. We have seen other great developments such as with image recognition, where we can one day expect...

  • Charlotte Utting
4 January 2017
Deep Learning in Production at Facebook
Deep Learning

Deep Learning in Production at Facebook

Facebook is powered by machine learning and AI. From advertising relevance, news feed and search ranking to computer vision, face recognition, and speech recognition, they run ML models at massive scale, computing trillions...

  • Katie Pollitt
    Katie Pollitt
30 November 2016
Catalyzing Deep Learning’s Impact in the Enterprise
Deep Learning

Catalyzing Deep Learning’s Impact in the Enterprise

Deep learning is in the early stages of unlocking tremendous economic value outside its impact in large technology companies. While the algorithms have revolutionized consumer experiences in domains as varied as speech interfaces,...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
10 November 2016
Democratising Deep Learning: The Data Delusion
Big Data

Democratising Deep Learning: The Data Delusion

Neil Lawrence is Senior Principal Scientist at Amazon, and Professor of Machine Learning at the University of Sheffield. His main technical research interest is machine learning through probabilistic models, with focuses on both...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
26 October 2016
Video Interview With SwiftKey Founder & CTO Ben Medlock
Deep Learning

Video Interview With SwiftKey Founder & CTO Ben Medlock

As co-founder and CTO of SwiftKey, Ben Medlock invented the intelligent keyboard for smartphones and tablets that has transformed typing on touchscreens. SwiftKey's smart typing technology learns from each user to more accurately...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
13 October 2016
Computational Sustainability: Mapping Poverty with AI
Machine Learning

Computational Sustainability: Mapping Poverty with AI

Policies for sustainable development can entail complex decisions about balancing environmental, economic, and societal needs, and making these decisions in an informed way presents significant computational challenges.  Modern AI techniques combined with new...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
4 October 2016
Why Genomic Medicine Needs Deep Learning
Deep Learning

Why Genomic Medicine Needs Deep Learning

Brendan Frey is Co-founder and CEO of Deep Genomics, a company that aims to develop machine learning technologies to transform precision medicine, genetic testing, diagnostics and the development of therapies. His group has...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
30 September 2016
What Did You Miss at the Deep Learning Summit Last Week?
Big Data

What Did You Miss at the Deep Learning Summit Last Week?

On 22-23 September, over 500 founders, CTOs, business leaders, software engineers and entrepreneurs came together at the 2nd annual Deep Learning Summit in London, to explore the latest advancements in deep learning methods,...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
27 September 2016
Neural Attention: Machine Learning Meets Neuroscience
Deep Learning

Neural Attention: Machine Learning Meets Neuroscience

Neural attention has been applied successfully to a variety of different applications including natural language processing, vision, and memory. An attractive aspect of these neural models is their ability to extract relevant features...

  • Katie Pollitt
    Katie Pollitt
25 September 2016
Video Interview With Deep Learning Expert Honglak Lee
Deep Learning

Video Interview With Deep Learning Expert Honglak Lee

Honglak Lee is Assistant Professor of Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Michigan. He received his Ph.D. from Computer Science Department at Stanford University in 2010, advised by Prof. Andrew...

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
15 September 2016
How Can Chatbots Help Small Businesses?
Virtual Assistant Summit

How Can Chatbots Help Small Businesses?

There are over 500 million small to medium businesses on the planet, and without them life as we know it simply wouldn’t exist. But more than 50 million of those businesses fail...

  • Diane Bédat
8 September 2016
Visual Question Answering Problems: Reasoning With Deep Learning
Deep Learning

Visual Question Answering Problems: Reasoning With Deep Learning

Ilija Ilievski is a PhD student at the National University of Singapore, studying interdisciplinary research in the intersection of vision and language. He believes question answering over multimodal data is the next frontier...

  • Katie Pollitt
    Katie Pollitt
4 September 2016
Facebook AI Research: Learning Physical Intuition by Example
Deep Learning

Facebook AI Research: Learning Physical Intuition by Example

Adam Lerer is Research Engineer at Facebook AI Research, where he works on distributed neural network training, computer vision, visual common sense, and graph embeddings. Prior to joining Facebook, Adam worked at D....

  • Nikita Johnson
    Nikita Johnson
25 August 2016
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