The Cipher BriefArtificial Intelligence: Welcome to the Age of Disruptive SurpriseThe Cipher BriefWith the last few years of progress in artificial intelligence, it is hard to look forward without excitement…and apprehension. If you are paying attentio…
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I definitely want to get involved in the field because of all the amazing things that are happening here. I’m planning on taking fast.ai’s course and then doing Andrew Ng’s deeplearning.ai course. But a friend of mine told me it’s impossible to get a j…
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OpenGov Asia |
From genomic data to precision medicine via machine learning
OpenGov Asia ITMI’s team of leading scientists, researchers, analysts and collaborators use machine learning algorithms on these terabytes of clinical and genomic information to identify the genetic links to diseases. They make discoveries from the data insights … |
BloombergU.K. Unveils $1.4 Billion Drive Into Artificial Intelligence – BloombergBloombergU.S. tech giants, European telecoms firms, Japanese venture capital and the U.K. government has put together a 1 billion-pound ($1.4 billion) investment into the …
Between 30 April and 03 May, hundreds of researchers and engineers will gather in Vancouver, Canada, for the Sixth International Conference on Learning RepresentationsHere you can read details of all DeepMinds accepted papers and find out where you can…
Britain pumps cash into artificial intelligence before BrexitReutersLONDON (Reuters) – Britain announced on Thursday a 1 billion pound ($1.4 billion) joint investment in the artificial intelligence (AI) industry to capitalize on what the government see…
Financial Times |
Artificial intelligence research boosted by £300m of public money
Financial Times The UK government will invest £300m in artificial intelligence research as it seeks to fend off competition from France and Germany and secure its status as Europe’s leading centre for “deep tech”. The new AI sector deal, announced on Thursday, follows … |
