by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Basic Machine Learning / Feature Engineering question
Dear Kagglers, In an other thread where i am not able to respond anymore (https://inclass.kaggle.com/c/deloitte-tackles-titanic/forums/t/9841/getting-high-scores-without-looking-at-actual-data-set),...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Devangshu Datta: At the dawn of the AI age
What happens to society at a point when computers – artificial intelligences – become more intelligent than their creators? This question is often referred to in science fiction. Science fiction...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
School ditches junior exams
Students from Hobsonville Point Secondary School. Photo / Dean Purcell An Auckland high school is skipping NCEA Level 1 to reduce assessment stress for its students, giving the teenagers an extra year before facing exams....
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
How data has fueled the evolution of enterprise software
This is a guest blogpost by Dave Elkington, CEO, Insidesales.com The phrase “predictive analytics” has become a trendy buzzword that seems to show up in every investor pitch in order to...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Swarm robotics breakthrough brings pheromone communication to AI
Computer scientists at the University of Lincoln have invented a reliable, low-cost system which replicates in robots the pheromone-based communication behind insect swarms. Using...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Will This Be an Apple Watch Christmas?
Whose artificial intelligence are you going to believe, Google’s or IBM’s? The No. 1 most-talked about gift this holiday season, according to IBM Watson Trend IBM , is the Apple Watch AAPL —pinning the scale at 100...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Communism is the key to luxury for all
It’s time to start thinking about a post-work society In a speech last Friday at Imperial, shadow chancellor John McDonnell outlined his ideas on a new form of socialism where “technology liberates rather than...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
The Big Switch and Mobile Security
The Big Switch is a book by Nicholas Carr, first published in 2008, that – while making many arguments about the social and moral implications of the modern digital world – drew a strong comparison between cloud...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Computational Neuroscience Work to be Presented at Human Brain Project Funded PhD School at …
Computational Neuroscience Work to be Presented at Human Brain Project Funded PhD School at Erice, Italy Amrita School of Biotechnology Assistant...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Machine learning is the new SQL
This is a guest blogpost by Oleg Rogynskyy, VP of Marketing & Growth, H2O.ai Before the emergence of today’s massive data sets, organisations primarily stored their data in relational databases produced by the...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Great brands ‘thrive on wastage’
It’s official. Science is squeezing out the art in advertising. Well, it’s not quite official, but during a debate held by Thinkbox and The Debating Group in the House of Commons on Monday the votes...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
From the physical to the intangible
Fri 27 Nov 2015 The winners of this year’s Lloyd’s Science of Risk prize have suggested innovative solutions to two of society’s biggest challenges: food and cyber security. Detailed understanding of risk is...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Artificial Intelligence and the Phenomena of Professional Painting Expertise
Most of us would be shocked to know that artificial intelligence have plunged into artsy abilities and thus has glamorized artificial intelligence even more. Until now,...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
DNA matching and virtual reality: The world of online dating in 2040
Could technology help you find your perfect match? Technology has already transformed the dating world, with matchmaking websites allowing people to scope out potential partners before...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Manager, Data Science
This position is open as of 11/27/2015.Manager, Data ScienceIf you are a Manager, Data Science with experience, please read on!This is an opportunity to manage a Data Science team within a Fortune 500 Holdings Company. This team will...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Wellcome Trust funded 4 year PhD in Integrative Neuroscience
Key Studentship Information Project title: PhD in Integrative Neuroscience Funded by the Wellcome Trust, our 4-year programme in Integrative Neuroscience aims to give students a varied...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
FE: Driverless series to support Formula E events
Races between driverless cars dubbed Roborace are set to be part of Formula E events from the 2016/17 season. The initiative is the result of a new partnership between the series and Kinetik, an investment...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Plan to bring people back from the dead by freezing their brains and then resurrecting them with …
A company claims that it is developing technology to bring people back from the dead. Humai says that it is developing technology that would allow...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Series for driverless cars to support Formula E events in future
Friday, November 27th 2015, 11:03 GMT Races between driverless cars dubbed Roborace are set to be part of Formula E events from the 2016/17 season. The initiative is the result of a new...
by andy@homeAI | Nov 27, 2015 | News Stories
Data-mined photos document 100 years of (forced) smiling
Here’s an odd fact: Turn-of-the-century photographers used to tell subjects to say “prunes” rather than “cheese,” so that they would smile less. By studying nearly...
