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data2vec: A Milestone in Self-Supervised Learning

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To tackle the issue of single modality, Meta AI released the data2vec, the first of a kind, self supervised high-performance algorithm to learn patterns information from three different modalities: image, text, and speech. Why Does the AI Industry Need the Data2Vec Algorithm?

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Is Traditional Machine Learning Still Relevant?

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Traditional machine learning is a broad term that covers a wide variety of algorithms primarily driven by statistics. The two main types of traditional ML algorithms are supervised and unsupervised. These algorithms are designed to develop models from structured datasets. Do We Still Need Traditional Machine Learning Algorithms?

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Google Research, 2022 & beyond: Algorithmic advances

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Robust algorithm design is the backbone of systems across Google, particularly for our ML and AI models. Hence, developing algorithms with improved efficiency, performance and speed remains a high priority as it empowers services ranging from Search and Ads to Maps and YouTube. You can find other posts in the series here.)

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Google Research, 2022 & beyond: Algorithms for efficient deep learning

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The explosion in deep learning a decade ago was catapulted in part by the convergence of new algorithms and architectures, a marked increase in data, and access to greater compute. Below, we highlight a panoply of works that demonstrate Google Research’s efforts in developing new algorithms to address the above challenges.

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AI in Finance – Top Computer Vision Tools and Use Cases

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This drastically enhanced the capabilities of computer vision systems to recognize patterns far beyond the capability of humans. In this article, we present 7 key applications of computer vision in finance: No.1: 4: Algorithmic Trading and Market Analysis No.5: Applications of Computer Vision in Finance No.

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Sub-Quadratic Systems: Accelerating AI Efficiency and Sustainability

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Understanding Computational Complexity in AI The performance of AI models depends heavily on computational complexity. This term refers to how much time, memory, or processing power an algorithm requires as the size of the input grows. Put simply, if we double the input size, the computational needs can increase fourfold.

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AI and Blockchain Integration for Preserving Privacy

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Artificial Intelligence is a very vast branch in itself with numerous subfields including deep learning, computer vision , natural language processing , and more. NLP in particular has been a subfield that has been focussed heavily in the past few years that has resulted in the development of some top-notch LLMs like GPT and BERT.