VICE gained exclusive access to a small fleet of US Army bomb disposal robots—the same platforms the military has weaponized—and to a pair of DARPA’s six-foot-tall bipedal humanoid robots. We also meet Nobel Peace Prize winner Jody Williams, renowned physicist Max Tegmark, and others who grapple with the specter of artificial intelligence, killer robots, and a technological precedent forged in the atomic age. It’s a story about the evolving relationship between humans and robots, and what AI in machines bodes for the future of war and the human race.
TensorFlow in 5 Minutes (tutorial)
This video is all about building a handwritten digit image classifier in Python in under 40 lines of code (not including spaces and comments). We’ll use the popular library TensorFlow to do this.
Talk with Sir John Hargrave, author of “Blockchain For Everyone”
Christopher sits down to talk all about blockchain in this fast-paced, fun interview with Sir John Hargrave, the author of the book “Blockchain For Everyone”. Find out his thoughts about Bitcoin Maximalism, the future of digital currency, and the experience of writing his book from start to finish.
Open source trends to watch in 2020
IBM Vice President of Open Technology Todd Moore shares thoughts on the coming banner year for open source, touching on Containers/Kubernetes/OpenShift, A.I. tie-ins such as Tensorflow, ONNX, and Pytorch, as well as other cloud native technologies such as Kubeflow. Look for the Java programming language to make waves in 2020 as well.
Artificial Intelligence In 90 Seconds
Artificial Intelligence is used everywhere. Everyday you see it in search engines, shopping recommendations, and digital assistants. It’s also used in fraud prevention, the medical industry uses it in analysis of radiological scans, and meteorologists use it to better predict extreme weather. But what is AI? The short answer is: AI is the science of making machines smart. AI’s use algorithms to solve problems. They can consume and analyze enormous amounts of data to learn to complete a particular task. This is called machine learning. One of the most popular machine learning libraries is Google’s TensorFlow. TensorFlow has several wrappers in several languages making it accessible to just about anyone. Here’s how it works. Most machine learning frameworks will follow the same basic steps: collect data, build models, train the network, evaluate the results, predict outcome. There are other machine learning frameworks out there, but the thing I like best about TensorFlow is that it is open source and has great community support.
Demystifying Blockchain | Zenobia Godschalk | TEDxCentennialParkWomen
“On the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog,” with these words, Zenobia Godshalk, Founder, Zag Communications talks about internet privacy or lack thereof. She astutely asks the question “how did we the people become we the product,” as our private information and data is bought and sold online. Assume you are comprised. In her talk, she outlines how blockchain can help us achieve the internet we deserve instead of the internet that we have today. Zenobia Godschalk is the Senior Vice President of Corporate Communications for Hedera Hashgraph. She has over 20 years experience in high tech PR, helping companies create and dominate new categories.
China uses Artificial Intelligence, Robots and Drones to fight against Coronavirus
China is using advanced technologies – Artificial Technology, Robots ,Drones ,Big data to fight against Coronavirus
The future of Blockchain: From potential to power
This video interviews cross-functional leaders across Deloitte’s Blockchain practice to better understand Deloitte’s perspectives on the following questions: – What are clients asking most about when it comes to blockchain? – What should clients consider before implementing blockchain? – How do you assess blockchain’s potential? – How are emerging disruptors using blockchain to change the business landscape?
Mission Unstoppable – Artificial Intelligence
Dr. Nashlie Sephus is an expert in machine learning and has invented some of the most cutting edge A.I. there is.
A Look at Life on the Nanoscale
Students at the Kearny School of College Connections can remotely use nanotechnology available at Nano 3 Laboratory at UC San Diego’s Qualcomm Institute to analyze tiny structures, such as pollen and shark scales. By making nanotech more accessible, students are able to discover something new about nature at the nano scale. The institute has mentored nearly 4,000 students county-wide.