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Deep Learning

MICROSOFT UNVEILS FALCON: AI FRAMEWORK TO SECURE COMPUTATION OF AI MODELS ON DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS

Source: analyticsindiamag.com Researchers from Microsoft, Princeton University, Technion and Algorand Foundation recently introduced a new framework known as Falcon. Falcon is an end-to-end 3-party protocol that can be used for fast and secure computations of deep learning algorithms on larger networks. Today, a vast amount of private data and sensitive information is continuously being generated. Read More

Python

The most popular programming languages – And what they are used for

Source: mybroadband.co.za JavaScript remains the most popular programming language in the world, according to Amazon’s State of the Developer Nation Survey for 2019. The language has more than 12 million users worldwide and is one of the fastest-growing programming languages globally – growing by 3 million developers between Q4 2017 and Q4 2019. Amazon estimates that there Read More

Microservices

Software AG debuts webMethods AppMesh

Source: it-online.co.za Software AG has unveiled webMethods AppMesh, a configurable control plane for microservices, APIs and service mesh.Built as an extension of Software AG’s industry-leading webMethods API Management Platform, webMethods AppMesh adds application context to service mesh, which provides better agility, management and governance of microservices as business apps. Designed to plug in to any Read More

Machine Learning

GOOGLE LAUNCHES TOOL TO ADAPT ML MODELS WITH TRANSFER LEARNING

Source: analyticsindiamag.com The TensorFlow team at Google recently introduced a new tool for TensorFlow Lite (TFLite) known as Model Maker. The TFLite Model Maker simplifies the process of adapting and converting a TensorFlow Neural Network model to particular input data when deploying this model for on-device ML applications. Developed by researchers and engineers from the Google Brain Read More

Data Science

TOP 7 WIDELY USED DATA SCIENCE PLATFORMS

Source: analyticsindiamag.com Various organizations keep floating data science platforms to simplify machine learning workflows. However, in the ever-changing data science landscape, only a few draw the attention of practitioners. Besides, due to fierce competition in the market, oftentimes platforms keep replacing one another as and when it brings new capabilities to improve organizations’ productivity.  Here Read More

Big Data

LeO weighs using big data to aid decision-making

Source: legalfutures.co.uk The Legal Ombudsman (LeO) is exploring whether to use big data and machine learning technology to suggest outcomes and make recommendations in resolving complaints about lawyers. The plans were revealed in a collection of articles produced by the Legal Services Board to solicit views from regulators, regulated groups and others about how regulation could support Read More

Artificial Intelligence

Intel, Udacity launch nanodegree program for edge AI developers

Source: zdnet.com Intel and Udacity on Thursday launched a new nanodegree program to help developers learn how to build and deploy deep learning models at the edge. The Intel Edge AI for IoT Developers Nanodegree Program uses the Intel Distribution of OpenVINO toolkit and is designed to accelerate the development and deployment of AI-powered edge devices.  As data collection and processing Read More

Reinforcement Learning

What is Deep Reinforcement Learning?

Source: Along with unsupervised machine learning and supervised learning, another common form of AI creation is reinforcement learning. Beyond regular reinforcement learning, deep reinforcement learning can lead to astonishingly impressive results, thanks to the fact that it combines the best aspects of both deep learning and reinforcement learning. Let’s take a look at precisely how deep reinforcement learning operates. Note that this article won’t Read More

Deep Learning

Deploying more conversational chatbots

Source: mit.edu The comedian Bill Burr has said he refuses to call into automated customer service lines for fear that, years later on his death bed, all he’ll be able to think about are the moments he wasted dealing with chatbots. Indeed, the frustrating experience of trying to complete even the most straightforward task through Read More

Google AI

What’s the point: Google AI advances, Git security updates, and API gateway Gloo

Source: devclass.com Google’s AI teams used the comparatively quiet post-easter days to get ML practitioners up to speed with their latest research in reinforcement learning, natural language processing, and computer vision. In “An optimistic perspective on offline reinforcement learning”, a team of researchers has looked into ways to use a fixed offline dataset of logged Read More

Scikit Learn

Scikit-Learn’s Latest Update (with Python Implementation)

Source: Today, Scikit-learn is being utilized by organizations over the globe, including any semblance of Spotify, JP Morgan, Booking.com, Evernote, and many more. Doubtlessly – scikit-learn gives a helpful tool with simple-to-understand language structure. Among the pantheon of famous Python libraries, scikit-learn positions in the top echelon alongside Pandas and NumPy. These three Python libraries give a total answer Read More

Reinforcement Learning

Special feature: Data science at GAD

Source: gov.uk Our increasingly digitalised modern world produces more data in a wider variety of formats than ever before. Data science techniques allow us to process, analyse, gain insights and communicate results from this increasing volume of data. As part of our growth as a learning organisation, this is also a key area in which Read More

AI-ONE

VentureBeat’s flagship AI event, Transform, goes fully digital and extends to 3 days

Source: venturebeat.com VentureBeat’s AI event of the year for enterprise decision-makers, Transform 2020, is shifting to an online-only event to protect our community amid concerns around the coronavirus. Transform 2020 will be held online July 15-17, expanding to three days from two. Each day is dedicated to a big theme in AI, including the Conversational AI Read More

Human Intelligence

The EU White Paper on Artificial Intelligence: the five requirements

Source: jdsupra.com Artificial intelligence (AI) remains one of the main features of most European countries’ strategies, even during these times of the COVID-19 emergency. AI can in fact not only improve health care systems but also be a fundamental tool to analyze data to fight and prevent pandemics. While there is little doubt about the Read More

Google Cloud AutoML

Object Stores Starting to Look Like Databases

Source: Don’t look now, but object stores – those vast repositories of data sitting behind an S3 API – are beginning to resemble databases. They’re obviously still separate categories today, but as the next-generation data architecture takes shape to solve emerging real-time data processing and machine learning challenges, the lines separating things like object stores, Read More

Machine Learning

MindsDB raises $3 million for open source automated machine learning

Source: venturebeat.com MindsDB today announced it has raised $3 million to grow its automated machine learning platform made for data scientists and developers to quickly train and deploy models. The open source platform has been downloaded more than 250,000 times through Python pip installs or software with a graphic user interface and has been used by Read More

Microservices

Observability: Solving The Hidden Cost of Kubernetes Applications

Source: containerjournal.com Kubernetes, in many ways, has allowed software organizations to realize the benefits of microservices by providing a convenient and powerful abstraction for deploying, scaling and running distributed software systems. Those benefits, however, have come at a cost for traditional software operations. Indeed, as microservices have grown in complexity and scale, teams have often Read More

Artificial Intelligence

Three concerns around artificial intelligence

Source: Artificial intelligence is currently one of the hottest technologies that is believed to hold immense potential to benefit the human society. That said, there are inherent issues that raise concerns about the potential dangers of the technology. Some of the most discussed concerns around artificial intelligence include: Bias: Probably one of the biggest concerns, Read More

Uncategorized

Qligent Foresight prevents viewer churn

Source: advanced-television.com Qligent has announced Foresight, its second-generation, cloud-based service that uses AI, Machine Learning, and Big Data to mitigate content distribution issues. Designed to help broadcasters, MVPDs, and OTT service providers understand and correlate factors that contribute to higher audience engagement, Foresight provides real-time 24/7 data analytics based on system performance and user behaviour. Read More

Google AI

Google Scientists Develop Software That Could Enable AI To Evolve With No Human Input

Source: iflscience.com Machine learning (ML) is a method by which algorithms adapt their activity using inputted data, rather than being programmed to do so. But building and “training” these algorithms takes time, and can often ingrain human biases. To overcome these limitations, and enable further innovation in machine learning, researchers have explored the field of AutoML, whereby Read More

Microservices

Microservices availability tips for pandemic’s scaling challenge

Source: searchapparchitecture.techtarget.com When user demand hits unexpected and sustained highs, an application’s scalability and fault tolerance are put to the test. Architects are learning that lesson even quicker as the COVID-19 pandemic pushes demand for distributed applications, forcing them to make big decisions about how they manage availability. Microservices enable more efficient scaling than monolithic app Read More

Machine Learning

Google’s AutoML Zero lets the machines create algorithms to avoid human bias

Source: thenextweb.com It looks like Google‘s working on some major upgrades to its autonomous machine learning development language ‘AutoML.’ According to a pre-print research paper authored by several of the big G’s AI researchers, ‘AutoML Zero’ is coming, and it’s bringing evolutionary algorithms with it. AutoML is a tool from Google that automates the process of Read More

Google AI

Google AI Scientists –“Developing Algorithms that Mirror Darwinian Evolution”

Source: dailygalaxy.com Science-fiction author Vernor Vinge once said that mankind’s last great invention will be the first self-replicating machine. Now, AI scientists working in Google Brain division are testing how machine learning algorithms can be created from scratch, then evolve naturally, based on simple math, according to Google’s AutoML team who suggest the software could Read More

Microsoft Azure Machine Learning

A look at Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics

Source: mashviral.com About six months after its announcement at the Ignite conference last fall, Microsoft leveraged a group of MVP analysts and professionals to delve deeper into the Synapse Analytics Analytics service. As noted in Andrew’s coverage last fall, Azure Synapse Analytics is a rebrand and evolution of Azure SQL Data Warehouse, expanding its footprint Read More

AI-ONEArtificial Intelligence

Telecoms have unique challenges in adopting AI

Source: techrepublic.com On the surface, it would seem that artificial intelligence (AI) is widespread in the telecom industry. For years we’ve been familiar with voice-activated menu systems that respond to your verbal commands. However, the potential for AI in the telecom arena goes much deeper than voice controls, albeit with some unique challenges. I chatted about the Read More

Reinforcement Learning

Google teaming with Samsung to make Pixel and Chromebook processors

Source: theburnin.com Google is in the process of developing its own Pixel and Chromebook processors, reports Axios. The search engine has teamed with Samsung on a project called Whitechapel to make chipsets for its smartphones. The tech giant intends to release a handset powered by its new mobile CPU as soon as 2021, but its redesigned laptops won’t Read More

Google Cloud AutoML

Digital transformation: 6 ways to democratize data skills

Source: enterprisersproject.com Digital transformation and analytics are nearly inseparable. “At the core of any successful digital transformation is the ability to leverage the company’s data assets to drive superior customer experiences, products and services as well as operating model efficiencies,” says Scott Snyder, a Digital and Innovation Partner with Heidrick & Struggles, and co-author of “Goliath’s Revenge: Read More

Microsoft Azure Machine Learning

A closer look at Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics

Source: zdnet.com Roughly six months after its unveiling at the Ignite conference last fall, Microsoft took a group of analysts and MVP professionals on a deep dive into the Azure Synapse Analytics service. As noted in Andrew’s coverage last fall, Azure Synapse Analytics is a rebrand and evolution of Azure SQL Data Warehouse, broadening its footprint to span data warehousing,data lakes, Read More

Machine Learning

HOW DEEPMIND STRENGTHENS ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH USING MACHINE LEARNING?

Source: analyticsinsight.net In the past few years, machine learning has highlighted the strength of information technology in discovering the fundamentals of life and the environment. With the volume of data generated every day, it has become necessary to acknowledge smart analysis solutions to know more about the world we live in. In particular, machine learning Read More