To get a sense of computer scientist Naveen Rao, just take a look at his hands.The 42-year-old has busted all 10 of his fingers over a lifetime of skiing, skateboarding, bicycling, rollerblading, race-car driving, wrestling and hoops.
Source: Intel wiped out in mobile. Can this guy help it catch the AI wave? – LA Times
Deling with poker is deaing with loads of imperfect information which makes the game quite complicated like many real life situations – one of the main reasons why big universities AI departments are researching on Poker.
Source: Poker & AI: The Rise of Machines Against Humans – Pokersites.me.uk
As the robot war on Wall Street stock pickers heats up, there’s a new line of attack from the algorithmic set: IBM’s Watson supercomputer has been hired to help run an ETF and pick stocks than can achieve better performance than the broad U.S. stock market index.
Source: AI assault on stock market: IBM’s Watson is getting into ETF business
Elon Musk has raised the alarm about artificial intelligence wiping out humanity, but the SpaceX and Tesla boss still hasn’t warned you that AI may be coming for your investments.When Google-owned DeepMind’s AlphaGo conquered a human champion at the game of Go last year, it was widely regarded as a watershed in machine learning. “Go is considered to be the pinnacle of game AI research,” said DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis at the time.
Members of the Google Brain team have been exploring how machine learning can be used as a creative tool through a project called Magenta. In this video, members of the team give an overview of how they turned an interface that allows researchers to interactively evaluate their music generation models into a fun and powerful creative tool for musicians called “AI Jam”. This interface won the Best Demo award at the 2017 Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) and is freely available on Magenta’s GitHub site.
https://www.clearvoice.com/8-simple-sources-creating-artificial-intelligence-chatbot/
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/608841/why-500-million-people-in-china-are-talking-to-this-ai/
