We are already using AI models whether we are conscious of it or not. Models are increasingly being embedded in all sorts of applications including those making high impact decisions. Trusting these models will be a key to their adoption.
This is a brief overview of the most common image-processing tasks that can be performed using the PyTorch Torchvision package. Including classification, localisation, object detection, instance segmentation and semantic segmentation.
Apple’s Core ML Brings AI to the Masses, Microsoft joins Facebook in sharing AI research.
AI a marketing gimmick? Apple machine learning journal, Facebook subscriptions and Oracle, ruthless or byzantine?
Google and Toyota launch new AI focused VC funds and audio streaming hits record high.
Google held their annual developer conference Google I/O from May 17-19.
Apple held their annual developer conference WWDC June 5-9 in San Jose. The most interesting announcements for me were ARKit, Core ML and the HomePod.
ARCore, Googles answer to Apples ARKit and Facebook accounts for 16% of an average website’s code.
Media companies vs the platforms. In depth on Microsoft’s attempts to join the big two of AI and Amazon Grocery Services?
Microsoft, Facebook and Alphabet are infrastructure builders. Facebook and BSD+Patents license.
Apple’s new iOS and macOS, Amazon’s Echos and Facebook’s Workplace.
AI incubators and studios are now a thing, how Facebook got 2bn users and Google and the law.
Media companies vs the platforms. In depth on Microsoft’s attempts to join the big two of AI and Amazon Grocery Services?
Facebook’s Safety Check the good, the bad and now adding fundraising. Amazon eats Whole Foods and SoftBank eats robots.
This week’s roundup of links include a designers guide to AI, efforts by organizations to tackle ‘fake news’ and are Apple moving into the health space?
This weeks roundup of links includes Google introducing the TensorFlow Research Cloud, cybersecurity following the WannaCrypt ransomware attack and Apple’s New Campus.
This weeks roundup of links includes how the New York times saved itself, how data is the new oil and Snap’s first results as a public company.
This weeks roundup of links includes Instacart announce their first public dataset release, Unroll.me selling your data, net nutrality, eBook sales, TV Now, Alphabet results and Microsoft anouncements.
Security Group at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory on the implications for connected device updates and the British American Security Information Council on Windows XP on nuclear submarines.
Open Internet, and Wave Goodbye to Consumer Choice? Flash is dead in 2020 and de-anonymise user data.
Azure confidential computing and Facebook and the engineering mindset.
ARCore, Googles answer to Apples ARKit and Facebook accounts for 16% of an average website’s code.
All Volvo cars will be hybrid or all electric from 2019, use of medical data and how companies track you on the web.
Security Group at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory on the implications for connected device updates and the British American Security Information Council on Windows XP on nuclear submarines.
This week’s roundup of links include a designers guide to AI, efforts by organizations to tackle ‘fake news’ and are Apple moving into the health space?
This weeks roundup of links includes Google introducing the TensorFlow Research Cloud, cybersecurity following the WannaCrypt ransomware attack and Apple’s New Campus.
Serious weakness in the WPA2, Apple’s Face ID and Google’s Advanced Protection.
Tech giants hover up AI start-ups and Google’s browser based AI experiments.
Apple’s new iOS and macOS, Amazon’s Echos and Facebook’s Workplace.
Azure confidential computing and Facebook and the engineering mindset.
ARCore, Googles answer to Apples ARKit and Facebook accounts for 16% of an average website’s code.
Apple’s Core ML Brings AI to the Masses, Microsoft joins Facebook in sharing AI research.
Open Internet, and Wave Goodbye to Consumer Choice? Flash is dead in 2020 and de-anonymise user data.
All Volvo cars will be hybrid or all electric from 2019, use of medical data and how companies track you on the web.
AI incubators and studios are now a thing, how Facebook got 2bn users and Google and the law.
Facebook’s Safety Check the good, the bad and now adding fundraising. Amazon eats Whole Foods and SoftBank eats robots.
Security Group at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory on the implications for connected device updates and the British American Security Information Council on Windows XP on nuclear submarines.
Apple, Google and NVIDIA and the race to build AI chips. Google and Facebook gather more data, what do they do with it? better target ads of course.
This weeks roundup of links includes Google introducing the TensorFlow Research Cloud, cybersecurity following the WannaCrypt ransomware attack and Apple’s New Campus.
This weeks roundup of links includes Instacart announce their first public dataset release, Unroll.me selling your data, net nutrality, eBook sales, TV Now, Alphabet results and Microsoft anouncements.
Download Covid-19 case data from Ireland’s COVID-19 Data Hub and tabulate and plot using a Python script.
This is the third in a series of posts to build a simple data logger system for temperature and relative humidity. Part 3 will use the Python Pandas package to visualize the data logged in the Amazon Timestream database.
This is the second in a series of posts to build a simple data logger system for temperature and relative humidity. Part 2 will send data to an Amazon Timestream database.
This is the first in a series of posts to build a simple data logger system for temperature and relative humidity. Part 1 will build the hardware.
The Irish government has made available several datasets relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. These are available as raw data from Ireland’s COVID-19 Data Hub. This example looks at how you can download and produce visualisations of the Co...
Android 8.1 introduces Neural Networks API and Facebook releases video datasets.
Serious weakness in the WPA2, Apple’s Face ID and Google’s Advanced Protection.
Tech giants hover up AI start-ups and Google’s browser based AI experiments.
AI incubators and studios are now a thing, how Facebook got 2bn users and Google and the law.
Media companies vs the platforms. In depth on Microsoft’s attempts to join the big two of AI and Amazon Grocery Services?
Security Group at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory on the implications for connected device updates and the British American Security Information Council on Windows XP on nuclear submarines.
Apple, Google and NVIDIA and the race to build AI chips. Google and Facebook gather more data, what do they do with it? better target ads of course.
This week’s roundup of links include a designers guide to AI, efforts by organizations to tackle ‘fake news’ and are Apple moving into the health space?
This weeks roundup of links includes how the New York times saved itself, how data is the new oil and Snap’s first results as a public company.
This weeks roundup of links includes Instacart announce their first public dataset release, Unroll.me selling your data, net nutrality, eBook sales, TV Now, Alphabet results and Microsoft anouncements.
Microsoft, Facebook and Alphabet are infrastructure builders. Facebook and BSD+Patents license.
Apple’s new iOS and macOS, Amazon’s Echos and Facebook’s Workplace.
Azure confidential computing and Facebook and the engineering mindset.
ARCore, Googles answer to Apples ARKit and Facebook accounts for 16% of an average website’s code.
Open Internet, and Wave Goodbye to Consumer Choice? Flash is dead in 2020 and de-anonymise user data.
This weeks roundup of links includes how the New York times saved itself, how data is the new oil and Snap’s first results as a public company.
Android 8.1 introduces Neural Networks API and Facebook releases video datasets.
AI a marketing gimmick? Apple machine learning journal, Facebook subscriptions and Oracle, ruthless or byzantine?
Apple held their annual developer conference WWDC June 5-9 in San Jose. The most interesting announcements for me were ARKit, Core ML and the HomePod.
Google held their annual developer conference Google I/O from May 17-19.
Microsoft, Facebook and Alphabet are infrastructure builders. Facebook and BSD+Patents license.
This is a brief overview of the most common image-processing tasks that can be performed using the PyTorch Torchvision package. Including classification, localisation, object detection, instance segmentation and semantic segmentation.
This is the third in a series of posts to build a simple data logger system for temperature and relative humidity. Part 3 will use the Python Pandas package to visualize the data logged in the Amazon Timestream database.
This is the second in a series of posts to build a simple data logger system for temperature and relative humidity. Part 2 will send data to an Amazon Timestream database.
This is the first in a series of posts to build a simple data logger system for temperature and relative humidity. Part 1 will build the hardware.
Google held their annual developer conference Google I/O from May 17-19.
AI a marketing gimmick? Apple machine learning journal, Facebook subscriptions and Oracle, ruthless or byzantine?
Google and Toyota launch new AI focused VC funds and audio streaming hits record high.
Media companies vs the platforms. In depth on Microsoft’s attempts to join the big two of AI and Amazon Grocery Services?
Facebook’s Safety Check the good, the bad and now adding fundraising. Amazon eats Whole Foods and SoftBank eats robots.
This week’s roundup of links include a designers guide to AI, efforts by organizations to tackle ‘fake news’ and are Apple moving into the health space?
This weeks roundup of links includes how the New York times saved itself, how data is the new oil and Snap’s first results as a public company.
This weeks roundup of links includes Instacart announce their first public dataset release, Unroll.me selling your data, net nutrality, eBook sales, TV Now, Alphabet results and Microsoft anouncements.
Apple’s Core ML Brings AI to the Masses, Microsoft joins Facebook in sharing AI research.
Open Internet, and Wave Goodbye to Consumer Choice? Flash is dead in 2020 and de-anonymise user data.
Apple’s Core ML Brings AI to the Masses, Microsoft joins Facebook in sharing AI research.
All Volvo cars will be hybrid or all electric from 2019, use of medical data and how companies track you on the web.
We are already using AI models whether we are conscious of it or not. Models are increasingly being embedded in all sorts of applications including those making high impact decisions. Trusting these models will be a key to their adoption.
Tech giants hover up AI start-ups and Google’s browser based AI experiments.
Android 8.1 introduces Neural Networks API and Facebook releases video datasets.
Serious weakness in the WPA2, Apple’s Face ID and Google’s Advanced Protection.
Tech giants hover up AI start-ups and Google’s browser based AI experiments.
Microsoft, Facebook and Alphabet are infrastructure builders. Facebook and BSD+Patents license.
Apple’s new iOS and macOS, Amazon’s Echos and Facebook’s Workplace.
Azure confidential computing and Facebook and the engineering mindset.
ARCore, Googles answer to Apples ARKit and Facebook accounts for 16% of an average website’s code.
Apple’s Core ML Brings AI to the Masses, Microsoft joins Facebook in sharing AI research.
Open Internet, and Wave Goodbye to Consumer Choice? Flash is dead in 2020 and de-anonymise user data.
AI a marketing gimmick? Apple machine learning journal, Facebook subscriptions and Oracle, ruthless or byzantine?
Google and Toyota launch new AI focused VC funds and audio streaming hits record high.
All Volvo cars will be hybrid or all electric from 2019, use of medical data and how companies track you on the web.
AI incubators and studios are now a thing, how Facebook got 2bn users and Google and the law.
Media companies vs the platforms. In depth on Microsoft’s attempts to join the big two of AI and Amazon Grocery Services?
Facebook’s Safety Check the good, the bad and now adding fundraising. Amazon eats Whole Foods and SoftBank eats robots.
Security Group at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory on the implications for connected device updates and the British American Security Information Council on Windows XP on nuclear submarines.
Apple, Google and NVIDIA and the race to build AI chips. Google and Facebook gather more data, what do they do with it? better target ads of course.
This week’s roundup of links include a designers guide to AI, efforts by organizations to tackle ‘fake news’ and are Apple moving into the health space?
This weeks roundup of links includes Google introducing the TensorFlow Research Cloud, cybersecurity following the WannaCrypt ransomware attack and Apple’s New Campus.
This weeks roundup of links includes how the New York times saved itself, how data is the new oil and Snap’s first results as a public company.
This weeks roundup of links includes Instacart announce their first public dataset release, Unroll.me selling your data, net nutrality, eBook sales, TV Now, Alphabet results and Microsoft anouncements.