A couple of years ago, Google offered a new service, one-stop solution to all the dataset woes — Dataset Search. After a beta launch in
On Monday, Florida-based Luminar Technologies announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to merge with Gores Metropoulos, Inc. With a market capitalisation of
Towards the end of the Neuralink event, a handful of team members from different disciplines answered most interesting questions from the Internet. They took turns
Yesterday, at the much hyped Neuralink event, its founder Elon Musk was at his witty best as he gave a demo of what Neuralink has
As the tech community warmed up to latest trending technologies such as brain-machine interface in the Gartner’s hype cycle, Elon Musk’s Neuralink demonstrated a fully
Elon Musk and his handful of highly skilled Neuralink team have reached another milestone in their ambitious journey to unlock the mysteries of the brain.
Last week, Gartner released a unique hype cycle; for emerging technologies. It includes technologies that can completely change the direction of human civilization. “This Hype
According to research, it is estimated that AI could contribute $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030. As AI-enhanced products diffuse into markets and
“I did not have lines in the resume that showed my ML expertise. I did not have a Data Science industry experience or relevant papers.
Introduced in the 1970s, Hopfield networks were popularised by John Hopfield in 1982. Hopfield networks, for the most part of machine learning history, have been
On Friday, Jeremy Howard’s fast.ai announced the release of super productive libraries along with a very handy machine learning book and also a course. Fast.ai
“Even for people with similar levels of experience in tuning, the model performed differently.” Hyperparameters are usually tuned by a human operator such as an
“F1 and Amazon Machine Learning Solutions Lab took a full year to build the algorithm that led to the fastest driver.” Formula 1 has been
Analytics India Magazine brings to you top trending news that has happened over the past week. Let’s take a look. Marriott Hotel Sued For Mega
MRI scanners take time to carry out a scan. Clinicians spend up to an hour gathering sufficient data for a diagnostic MRI examination, which eats
“Machine learning is to businesses today what petrol engines were to horses back then.” For this week’s ML practitioner’s series, Analytics India Magazine got in
“Today that mega-system, called Selene, has its own robot attendant and is driving AI forward in automotive, healthcare and natural-language processing.” Assembling supercomputers take years
“minGPT tries to be small, clean, interpretable and educational, as most of the currently available ones are a bit sprawling.” On Monday, Andrej Karpathy, senior
“Library developers no longer need to choose between frameworks.” The researchers from Tübingen AI Center, Germany, have introduced a new Python framework, ‘EagerPy’ that allows
“Allegro AI offers the first true end-to-end ML / DL product life-cycle management solution with a focus on deep learning applied to unstructured data.” Machine
The big tech’s antitrust woes from last month have spilled over to this month as well. While the lawsuits, Twitter hacks and antitrust probes have
“Today, more than 83% of the cloud-based PyTorch projects happen on AWS.” The Computer Vision Developer Conference(CVDC) 2020 is a two day event(13-14th Aug) organized
The onset of pandemic led to increased use of computer vision for identifying patients, tracking their movements and for other contactless precautionary measures. For detecting
Machine learning is a vast field. Thanks to the internet, there are plenty of resources available to get your hands on it — from books
“Okay, Let’s begin. First, you must know that the sun is actually a cat. Also, you must know that the sun is actually not a
“Very early into my career, I had realised that the majority of decisions in our lives are very similar to an optimisation exercise.” For this
This has been a tough week for the tech giants. Amidst quarterly earning postings and legal turmoils, the top companies have somehow managed to serve
According to Cisco’s forecast, there will be 850 ZB of data generated by mobile users and IoT devices by 2021. With a surge in data,
“The no free lunch theorem calls for prudency when solving ML problems by requiring that you test multiple algorithms and solutions with a clear mind
It was announced last year that Python will be making significant changes and will be adding new features with the release of their 3.9 version.
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