Embedded machine learning technology is increasingly being incorporated into rich, predictive user interactions.

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Today NVIDIA made a number of announcements centered around Machine Learning software at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference in Salt Lake City. "NVIDIA is kicking off the conference by demonstrating an early release of Apex, an open-source PyTorch extension that helps users maximize deep learning training performance on NVIDIA Volta GPUs. Inspired by state of the art mixed precision training in translational networks, sentiment analysis, and image classification, NVIDIA PyTorch developers have created tools bringing these methods to all levels of PyTorch users."

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Whether we like it or not, the machines are coming.

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Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence that can, in certain situations, predict the future. Although not as effective as you may think, it is a step toward psychic robots.

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AI-driven technology includes voice recognition, integrated data platforms, chatbots, robotic influence and advanced analytics. AI and ML are being shaped into the new-generation high-tech atmospheres that are slowly but surely, taking over the world.

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Establishing trust in data is critical. Organizations are now employing AI, Machine Learning, Blockchain to ensure data reliability and integrity.

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On June 12, Brookings hosted three panels to discuss the challenges and opportunities of AI in national security, economic, and public policy.

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Building an artificial intelligence and machine learning competency in the enterprise can be an overwhelming task, but designing ways to measure success can help.

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You probably use machine-learning systems every day without even knowing it. The technology gives us spam filters, our Facebook News Feeds, digital assistants, search engines, Netflix picks, Amazon recommendations, fraud detection systems, chatbots and more. And it’s only going to become more pervasive. Machine learning may soon assess your risk of heart disease, drive your car and automatically check out your groceries.

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