Artificial Intelligence

DEEP LEARNINGScientists have proposed a novel & non-invasive AI approach to detect emotions using wireless signalsIf there is any doubt in your mind that are not headed to a future where mind-machine meld is going to be the new norm, just look at Elon Musk’s Neuralink’s BCI. The animal trials are already underway, as claimed by Musk, a monkey with a wireless implant in his … [Read more...] about Our emotions might not stay private for long

Image by Anita Smith from PixabayIn this experiment, instead of using a premade architecture, I wanted to play around with a neural network architecture that felt more biologically inspired. I hadn’t seen too much modern literature on inhibitory neurons in AI, nor concepts like neuroplasticity, so I went about seeing if I could create an architecture that included some of these … [Read more...] about Random Neural Networks & Reinforcement Learning

The Kubeflow project is dedicated to making deployments of machine learning (ML) workflows on Kubernetes simple, portable and scalable.Kubeflow tries to bridge the gap between data science experiments and production ready ml models that bring real business value. By giving a platform for model creation, pipeline, notebook, hyper parameter optimization, model serving and many … [Read more...] about Multiuser Kubeflow on IBM Cloud OpenShift

Photo by veeterzy on UnsplashHer plants were not in good shape; Python, Streamlit, and machine learning came to rescueThe lockdown brought out many skills in people; a few turned towards cooking, a few to musical instruments, and a few tried to grow plants. Our household belongs to the last cohort. While growing up, we had the usual holy basil, aloe, and an occasional marigold … [Read more...] about How my mother started using CNN for her plants

Introducing pyvespa simplified API. Build Vespa application from python with few lines of code.This post will introduce you to the simplified pyvespa API that allows us to build a basic text search application from scratch with just a few code lines from python. Follow-up posts will add layers of complexity by incrementally building on top of the basic app described here.Photo … [Read more...] about Build a basic text search application from python with Vespa

I recently completed the Artificial Intelligence Product Manager Nanodegree Program on Udacity and I’d like to share a summary of everything I learned with you. This also includes bits from my experience as a technical product manager.This all a huge dump from my mind, written from the first stroke to last on my keyboard so kindly excuse any details I may miss or depths I … [Read more...] about AI Product Manager

Not everybody wants to do courses, learn programming languages to become Data Scientist. So can you be a Citizen Data Scientist?There is a growing consensus that organizations can leverage internal skills to bring the basic data science expertise in-house for advanced analytics while minimizing the burden on organizational resources. Anybody with an aptitude of problem-solving … [Read more...] about Should you be a Citizen Data Scientist?

There will be one more robot on Mars tomorrow afternoon. The Perseverance rover will touch down just before 1:00 Pacific, beginning a major new expedition to the planet and kicking off a number of experiments — from a search for traces of life to the long-awaited Martian helicopter. Here’s what you can expect from Perseverance tomorrow and over the next few years. It’s a big, … [Read more...] about Mars rover Perseverance touches down tomorrow – how to watch and what to expect – TechCrunch

Researchers from UC Berkeley and Google Research have introduced BoTNet, a “conceptually simple yet powerful” backbone architecture that boosts performance on computer vision (CV) tasks such as image classification, object detection and instance segmentation.In the paper Bottleneck Transformers for Visual Recognition, researchers describe BoTNet as a deep learning architecture … [Read more...] about UC Berkeley & Google’s BoTNet Applies Self-Attention to CV Bottlenecks

Edgybees, a company that helps businesses, first responders and military users accurately geotag and augment their aerial video streams in real time, today announced that it has raised a $9.5 million Series A round. The news comes almost exactly two years after the company announced its $5.5 million seed round. Seraphim Capital, which specializes in space tech investments, led … [Read more...] about Edgybees raises $9.5M Series A for its aerial video augmentation service – TechCrunch