Julia vs Python: Which programming language will rule machine learning in 2019? TechRepublicHaving recently hit version 1.0, those behind Julia now have ambitions for it to become the language of choice in the field of machine learning.
Machine learning helps to hunt down the cause of a paralysing illness Nature.comResearchers hope that by probing the immune system, they can determine why children are developing a polio-like disease.
Home Court taps machine learning to cash-in on future stars SportsPro MediaStartup firm Home Court Capital has announced plans to use machine-learning techniques to identify sports stars of the future whose earning potential it can …
Veritas Predictive Insights uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to predict, prevent unplanned downtime ITWebVeritas Technologies, the worldwide leader in enterprise data protection and the software-defined storage market, today…
Machines are learning about wildlife Kenai Peninsula OnlineBy DAWN ROBIN MAGNESS. Over the weekend, I was curious about where Golden-crowned Kinglets spend winters. I pulled out my cellphone and instantly …
DeepMind quits playing games with AI, ups the protein stakes with machine-learning code The RegisterResearchers at DeepMind are using AI software to study how proteins fold, with the hope that it will help scientists design new drugs more qu…
Silicon Valley startup Univfy is bringing machine learning to fertility treatments MedCity NewsThe company uses machine learning-based analysis of clinical data to help fertility clinics provide personalized patient reports with success prob…
Amazon’s new machine learning tool to decode unstructured medical data Digital HealthAmazon has launched a new machine learning platform capable of extracting relevant medical data from unstructured text. Amazon Comprehend Medical can …
In late 2017 we introduced AlphaZero, a single system that taught itself from scratch how to master the games of chess, shogi (Japanese chess), and Go, beating a world-champion program in each case. We were excited by the preliminary results and thrill…
