Applied AI and Blockchain Innovation in Visual Mediums
“Refik Anadol is an artist fascinated by Artificial Intelligence. For the last two years he has been using this technology in his works His current work is about processing NASA data received from Mars within seven minutes. Anadol uses this data to create Mars’ data-driven sculptures This data sculpture is...
The data doesn’t lie. We started noticing this several years ago, first with some of the attraction data that was available. According to the “human” labeled data, most likely labeled by men… Ben Taylor
Danny’s ability to present advances in AI in a relatable and accessible way to a large, diverse audience is simply outstanding. Dr. Danny B. Lange is VP of AI and Machine Learning at Unity Technologies. Formerly, Danny was Head of Machine Learning at Uber and General Manager of Amazon Machine...
A new deep learning algorithm can generate high-resolution, photo realistic images of people — faces, hair, outfits, and all — from scratch. From a report: The AI-generated models are the most realistic we’ve encountered, and the tech will soon be licensed out to clothing companies and advertising agencies interested in...
About 50% of the oil spills in Nigeria are due to pipelines and tanker accidents, 28% percent due to sabotage, 21% due to oil production operations and 1% of the spills being accounted for by inadequate or non-functional production equipment. Kehinde Ogunyale
The technique being used is known as “AI upscaling.” In essence, you feed an algorithm a low-resolution image, and, based on training data it’s seen, it spits out a version that looks the same but has more pixels in it. Upscaling, as a general technique, has been around for a...
The vast majority of machine learning — and therefore deep learning — is performed on Euclidean data. This includes datatypes in the 1-dimensional and 2-dimensional domain. But we don’t exist in a 1D or 2D world. All that we can perceive exists in 3D. Flawson Tong
Financial incentives give reason for optimism. Detailed fishing information, when it was available at all, used to be so expensive that the countries that needed it the most couldn’t afford it. Making GFW globally exhaustive and freely available is fostering international cooperation. Global Fishing Watch
The problem of human pose estimation can be defined as the computer vision techniques that predict the location of various human keypoints(joints and landmarks) such as elbows, knees, neck, shoulder, hips, chest etc. CV-Tricks
The problem is that, in computer simulations of the global climate, today’s supercomputers cannot resolve grid cells that are smaller than about 100 kilometers by 100 kilometers in area. Wired
