Tag: Artificial Intelligence
How tech is transforming the intelligence industry
Shay Hershkovitz Contributor Shay Hershkovitz is a Senior Research Fellow at The Intelligence Methodology Research Center (IMRC). At a conference on the future challenges of intelligence organizations held in 2018, former Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats argued that he...
Drone analytics startup Aria Insights suddenly shutters
Earlier this year, Helen Greiner-founded drone startup Cyphy Works announced a major change. The company was rebooting and renaming itself Aria Insights, a move that arrived with a new-founded, AI/data-driven focus. Now, just over two months later, the company is...
Top eLearning Trends Shaping 2019
The term e-learning was initially understood as PowerPoint presentations in Flash format when it only appeared back in the early 90s. Well, it was a long time ago. Right now, as technology evolved and the Internet became ubiquitous, the e-learning...
Using AWS AI and Amazon Sumerian in IT Education
This guest post is by AWS Machine Learning Hero, Cyrus Wong. Cyrus is a Data Scientist at the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (Lee Wai Lee) Cloud Innovation Centre. He has achieved all nine AWS Certifications and enjoys sharing...
Amazon SageMaker Neo – Train Your Machine Learning Models Once, Run Them Anywhere
Machine learning (ML) is split in two distinct phases: training and inference. Training deals with building the model, i.e. running a ML algorithm on a dataset in order to identify meaningful patterns. This often requires large amounts of storage and...
Amazon Forecast – Time Series Forecasting Made Easy
The capacity to foresee the future would be an incredible superpower. At AWS, we can’t give you that, but we can help you use machine learning to forecast time series in a few steps. The goal of time series forecasting...
Boost your face recognition accuracy with this quick step
I admit, we’ve made it almost too easy to deploy a state-of-the-art face recognition machine learning model. So easy in fact, the only thing you need to know to try it for yourself is how to copy and paste commands...
News — At The Edge — 9/15
Civilization is in the process of rebooted itself?—?robot prejudices, military AI & AI prediction errors, future war, digital dictators, political polarizations & 2008 redux?—?and this brave new world is fraught with both old and new dangers. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Robots can develop...
Machine learning — Is the emperor wearing clothes?
A behind-the-scenes look at how machine learning works Machine learning uses patterns in data to label things. Sounds magical? The core concepts are actually embarrassingly simple. I say “embarrassingly” because if someone made you think it’s mystical, they should be embarrassed....
Personal Assistant Kino Part 4 — Smart Feed
Smart Feed I wanted to automate my pattern that check new articles, put them in Pocket, read carefully and move to favorite category. This is why Smart Feed function was created. First, the RSS urls are required for this function....
Populations — You’re doing it wrong
Why lawyers might be better than you at statistics A population can be people, pixels, pumpkins, pokemon, or whatever else strikes your fancy. It’s whatever you’ve chosen to be interested in for the purpose of your analysis. Let’s cover the...
How to save A.I in 3 easy steps
Do the benefits of artificial intelligence outweigh the risks? The philosophy of Artificial Intelligence is a riddle so confounding that it is unclear where, and how, one would even begin to address the questions plaguing its era. Is A.I a revolution...
Chatbot Development Challenges?-?Part 1
Last October, virtual assistants were placed at the Peak of Inflated Expectations in 2017 Gartner Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies. It was a substantial jump from the middle of the Innovation Trigger part of the cycle in 2016. Around the...
Emotional AI. What is it?
If you are a non-native English speaker, you remember the days when you had to use an online dictionary. You would look up a word, then another?—?until you translated the whole sentence. This was also the case with translating emails...