Microsoft YouTube Channel – 3.21.19 (3.19.19)
Comedians Seth Herzog, Janelle James, Jordan Carlos, Dave Hill, Corinne Fisher, and Nick Thune entered the Laugh Battle Royale at the National Comedy Center, but only one could emerge victorious. Laugh Battle is powered by Microsoft AI: Our facial recognition API can detect even the tiniest smirk or suppressed chuckle. Bad news for some of our comics…
NVIDIA YouTube Channel – 3.19.19 (3.18.19)
A deep learning model developed by NVIDIA Research turns rough doodles into highly realistic scenes using generative adversarial networks (GANs). The tool is like a smart paintbrush, converting segmentation maps into lifelike images.
Intel YouTube Channel – 3.18.19 (3.14.19)
Get a glimpse into some of the business considerations for AI, and learn some of the steps you can take to get started deploying TensorFlow.
NVIDIA Blog – 3.15.19 (3.14.19)
Cyberattacks are coming at a blinding pace: at least four new malware variants are created each second, according to security researchers. Hundreds of millions of people use services that have been hacked. Traditional security isn’t keeping up.
Read more: Blue Hexagon AI Swats Down AI Cyberattacks in Blink of Eye
Amazon Blog – 3.15.19 (3.14.19)
Earlier this year we introduced re:MARS, a new AI event for Machine learning, Automation, Robotics and Space where business and technical leaders will come together to learn, experience, and share how these fields will shape the future.
Since then, we’ve been hard at work curating a unique and memorable experience for attendees. We’re excited to announce that registration for the event, taking place June 4-7, 2019 at the ARIA Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, will open at 6am PDT on March 28. We’ve also shared additional details about the event experience on our re:MARS website, including agenda, featured speakers and keynotes, technical showcases, breakout sessions, and more.
Read more: How AI will shape the future at re:MARS
Google Blog – 3.14.19 (3.12.19)
Whether it’s helping to detect cancer cells or drive our cars, artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly larger role in our lives. With Lookout, our goal is to use AI to provide more independence to the nearly 253 million people in the world who are blind or visually impaired.
Read more: With Lookout, discover your surroundings with the help of AI
