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AI News Weekly - Issue #339: Next DeepMind's Algorithm To Eclipse ChatGPT - Jun 29th 2023

AI Weekly

In the News Next DeepMind's Algorithm To Eclipse ChatGPT IN 2016, an AI program called AlphaGo from Google’s DeepMind AI lab made history by defeating a champion player of the board game Go. Discover AI-generated charts, AI insights from real-time data, AI automation, and a steadfast copilot, all in one sophisticated platform.

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Transformer Impact: Has Machine Translation Been Solved?

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Neural Machine Translation (NMT) In 2016, Google made the switch to Neural Machine Translation. It uses deep learning models to translate entire sentences as a whole and at once, giving more fluent and accurate translations. NMT operates similarly to having a sophisticated multilingual assistant within your computer.

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PaddlePaddle: An Open-Source Deep Learning Framework

Viso.ai

PaddlePaddle (PArallel Distributed Deep LEarning), is a deep learning open-source platform. It is China’s very first independent R&D deep learning platform. After that, this framework has been officially opened to professional communities since 2016. To learn more, book a demo with our team.

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Dr. Serafim Batzoglou, Chief Data Officer at Seer – Interview Series

Unite.AI

My team’s focus has been the application of algorithms, machine learning and software tools building for the analysis of large-scale genomic and biomolecular data. I left Stanford in 2016 to lead a research and technology development team at Illumina. Since then, I have enjoyed leading R&D teams in industry.

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Interactive Fleet Learning

BAIR

These robots use recent advances in deep learning to operate autonomously in unstructured environments. By pooling data from all robots in the fleet, the entire fleet can efficiently learn from the experience of each individual robot. IFL scales up robot learning with four key components: On-demand supervision.

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Simon Randall, CEO and Co-Founder of Pimloc – Interview Series

Unite.AI

How does Secure Redact leverage AI to automate the redaction of personal and sensitive data in video footage? Secure Redact uses advanced machine learning and computer vision techniques to recognize and redact personally identifiable information (PII) in various image and video contexts, such as faces and license plates.

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Object Detection in 2024: The Definitive Guide

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The recent deep learning algorithms provide robust person detection results. However, deep learning models such as YOLO that are trained for person detection on a frontal view data set still provide good results when applied for overhead view person counting ( TPR of 95%, FPR up to 0.2% ).