The Most Impressive Things A.I. Accomplished This Year
It made its presence felt in a variety of industries in 2017.
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Google makes big strides in AI, machine learning | Gadgets Now
Picture this. Google’s AI system assisted researchers in New Zealand in identifying calls of native birds — Kakariki and Hihi — using acoustic sensors after sifting through 15,000 hours of audio captured in and around Wellington.
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Microsoft Adopts Kubernetes to Scale Machine Learning Cloud Workloads
Microsoft's auto-scaler employs the popular Kubernetes container orchestration technology to automatically adjust cloud resources applied to unpredictable machine learning workloads.
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Android 8.1 Oreo: Google’s new OS update is high on machine learning & cheeseburgers
The visual changes that Android 8.1 Oreo will bring to the Pixel 2 and the 2 XL, will also be hard to pin-point. Here's everything -- important -- that Android 8.1 Oreo brings to the table:
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AI And Machine Learning To Redefine Content Creation And Delivery
SDL, a leader in global content creation, management, translation and delivery, today announced its Five Future States of Content, a serie
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Machine learning capabilities aid healthcare cybersecurity
As healthcare looks toward 2018, one expert predicts that machine learning capabilities will play a critical role in improving cybersecurity and patient care.
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Safer Bricklaying with Artificial Intelligence
(Inside Science) -- Bricklaying is repetitive and strenuous. It takes a toll on your body, potentially spraining, tearing and straining ligaments and muscles. But new technology is now helping to identify the safer techniques master masons use, gaining insights that can improve training.
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‘The artificial-intelligence apocalypse might be the planet’s best hope’ – LA Times
Poachers are killing people so they can kill elephants. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is now open to oil drillers. Are humans bad for Earth?
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New System Uses Twitter, Artificial Intelligence To Predict Floods
Scientists are combining Twitter, citizen science and cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to develop an early-warning system for flood-prone communities.
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Auto-tuning data science: New research streamlines machine learning
A new automated machine-learning system performs as well or better than its human counterparts — and works 100 times faster.
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