Computerphile: Deep Learning
Google, Facebook & Amazon all use deep learning methods, but how does it work? Research fellow & Deep Learning expert Brais Martinez explains.
Face Generation with NVIDIA StyleGAN2 ADA and Python 3 (7.3)
It can take considerable training effort and compute time to build a face generating GAN from scratch. NVIDIA StyleGAN2 ADA offers pretrained weights and a TensorFlow compatible wrapper that allows you to generate realistic faces out of the box. StyleGAN does require a GPU, however, Google CoLab GPU works just fine, as this video demonstrates. […]
Mesh-TensorFlow: Model Parallelism for Supercomputers (TF Dev Summit ‘19)
Batch-splitting (data-parallelism) is the dominant distributed Deep Neural Network (DNN) training strategy, due to its universal applicability and its amenability to Single-Program-Multiple-Data (SPMD) programming. However, batch-splitting suffers from problems including the inability to train very large models (due to memory constraints), high latency, and inefficiency at small batch sizes. All of these can be solved […]
Taryn Southern Interview – Exploring AI-Generated Music
In this episode I’m joined by Taryn Southern – a singer, digital storyteller and Youtuber, whose upcoming album I AM AI will be produced completely with AI based tools. Taryn and I explore all aspects of what it means to create music with modern AI-based tools, and the different processes she’s used to create her […]
AD as it relates to Differentiable Programming for ML @ TWiML Online Meetup Americas 20 March 2019
**SUBSCRIBE AND TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS** **twimlai.com** This video is a recap of our March 2019 Americas TWiML Online Meetup: Automatic Differentiation as it relates to Differentiable Programming for Machine Learning. In this month’s community segment, we discuss our upcoming April Meetups, NVIDIA’s Jetson Nano Platform, NVIDIA’s Cloud Strategy, attention in NLP, and Sam’s Kubernetes eBook. […]
Advancing Robotic Brains and Bodies with Daniela Rus – #515
Today we’re joined by Daniela Rus, director of CSAIL & Deputy Dean of Research at MIT. In our conversation with Daniela, we explore the history of CSAIL, her role as director of one of the most prestigious computer science labs in the world, how she defines robots, and her take on the current AI for […]
Recitation 0b | Fundamentals of Numpy – Combining Data (7/8)
Python Notebook: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1KaKkHCzccwa5Q4Zyj4UlJ5QH7fuIqV-N For more information, please visit: … YouTube Source for this AI Video
Easily deploy TF Lite models to the web | Demo
Learn to bridge the gap between mobile and web machine learning (ML) development by deploying a compatible task library TensorFlow Lite model to the web with WebAssembly. We show how it can be done with a couple of lines of code. This supports image classification, image segmentation, object detection, and text classification use cases. Resources: […]
On-device machine learning in mobile and web apps | Q&A
Curious about machine learning on devices? Have questions about how to get your models working on iOS, Android or Web? Google experts answer all your questions about ML on Android, iOS, Web, embedded, and more in this Ask Me Anything (AMA) Session. Resources: On-device Machine learning → https://goo.gle/3dYlZEQ Speakers: Christiaan Prins, Arun Venkatesan, Sandeep Gupta […]
Day 2 poem by Emi Mahmoud (Quantum Summer Symposium 2020)
Emtithal “Emi” Mahmoud (http://emi-mahmoud.com) performs the second of two poems she wrote for Google’s Quantum Summer Symposium 2020. This presentation was recorded on Day 2 of the event (July 23, 2020). Check out the playlist for more videos from QSS 2020. Emi Mahmoud – Poet, Activist, Founder | UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador → https://goo.gle/3lHnTLX Google’s Quantum […]
Machine Learning Tools and Frameworks – EMEA Meetup #3 – October 2018
**SUBSCRIBE AND TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS** **twimlai.com** This video is a recap of our November 2018 EMEA TWiML Online Meetup. In this month’s community segment we discuss the upcoming EMEA meetup group, along with our ongoing and upcoming Fast.AI study groups. We explore some of the differences between the v0.7 course and the current itter, v3 […]
YOLO9000 – TWiML Online Meetup #8 – May 2018
**SUBSCRIBE AND TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS** **twimlai.com** This video is a recap of our May 2018 TWiML Online Meetup. In this month’s community segment we chatted about the recent demo of Google’s Duplex, a automated appointment making chatbot. We talk about the implications of bots mimicking humans, if this tech qualifies as worthy of a passing […]
Dad & Eleanor – #MyAI Contest Entry – TWiML & AI
Want to sign up for the TWiML & AI #MyAI Video Contest? Head over to https://twimlai.com/myaicontest, fire up your webcam or smartphone camera, and tell us your story in 2 minutes or less. We want to hear your thoughts on AI for home and personal use, such as: The role AI is playing in your […]
How to learn data science for $1
Coursera is having a promotion over the next couple of weeks to give access to all of the courses in Coursera Plus for $1 USD for the first month. If you’re interested in learning data science, machine learning, Python or getting Google certified, now’s the time to try. Coursera deal – https://dbourke.link/coursera-cyber-deal-2021 Offer valid from […]
MeshCNN: A Network with an Edge @ TWiML Online Meetup EMEA
**SUBSCRIBE AND TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS** **twimlai.com** This video is a recap of our June 2019 EMEA TWiML Online Meetup: MeshCNN: A Network with an Edge. In this month’s community segment, we discuss the Imagenet-trained CNNs are biased towards texture article and the Open-sourcing Ax and Bo Torch article. In our presentation segment, Rana Hanocka presents […]
Machine Learning for Earthquake Seismology with Karianne Bergen – #554
Today we’re joined by Karianne Bergen, an assistant professor at Brown University. In our conversation with Karianne, we explore her work at the intersection of earthquake seismology and machine learning, where she’s working on interpretable data classification for seismology. We discuss some of the challenges that present themselves when trying to solve this problem, and […]
Recitation 0i | What to do if you're struggling
Carnegie Mellon University 11785 Introduction to Deep Learning | Spring 22 Slides link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17o40LacH2ktTq8MtXGvMO-GSgRrj4Rql/view?usp=sharing Struggling with lectures/quizzes: 0:45 Struggling with HWs: 3:20 Overwhelmed in general: 7:39 YouTube Source for this AI Video
Tech Special Docker for Data Science @ TWiML Online Meetup EMEA 4 March 2019 1080p
**SUBSCRIBE AND TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS** **twimlai.com** This video is a recap of our March 2019 EMEA TWiML Online Meetup. In this month’s community segment, we discuss the upcoming EMEA Meetup in April, the progress of the v3 Deep Learning Part 1 study group, the preparation for the v3 Deep Learning Part 2 course and study […]
AlphaZero’s Attacking Chess
UPDATE: Hey folks! Thank you for your kind words about my AlphaZero videos! I don’t have new AZ videos on this channel but I have created something even bigger: an entire chess course (Attack like a machine!) highly influenced by AlphaZero’s play, with the main chapter dedicated to AlphaZero’s attacking chess! You can check out […]
039 – Lena Voita – NLP
Lena Voita is a Ph.D. student at the University of Edinburgh and University of Amsterdam. Previously, She was a research scientist at Yandex Research and worked closely with the Yandex Translate team. She still teaches NLP at the Yandex School of Data Analysis. She has created an exciting new NLP course on her website lena-voita.github.io […]
Neural Architecture Search and Google’s New AutoML Zero with Quoc Le – #366
Today we’re super excited to share our recent conversation with Quoc Le, a research scientist at Google, on the Brain team. Quoc has been very busy recently with his work on Google’s AutoML Zero, which details significant advances in automated machine learning that can “automatically discover complete machine learning algorithms just using basic mathematical operations […]
TensorFlow Lite for Android (Coding TensorFlow)
In this episode of Coding TensorFlow, Laurence Moroney, Developer Advocate for TensorFlow at Google, talks us through how TensorFlow Lite works on Android. You’ll see how to deploy a trained model to an Android App, and how you can run inference with it in Java. “Building TensorFlow on Android” article → https://goo.gl/B8SV2d TensorFlow Lite Demo […]
What is a quantum computer? (QuantumCasts)
In this video, Marissa Giustina addresses some basic questions about quantum computing. You’ll learn about what makes a quantum computer “quantum”, and what differentiates it from a regular computer. In addition, you’ll get to see what Google’s current quantum processors look like, and see the stack of hardware infrastructure needed to run the full system. […]
YouTube Data API Tutorial with Python – Analyze Channel Statistics – Part 1
In this Python Tutorial we will be learning how to work with the YouTube Data API and analyze channel statistics. This is going to be a 4 part series: – Part 1: Setup your app and get API Key, and extract basic channel statistics – Part 2: Get a list of all the videos of […]