Typically, data scientists retrain models at regular intervals to keep them fresh and relevant. This practice may turn out to be costly if the model is trained too often or inefficient if the model training isn’t frequent enough to serve the business. Ideally, data scientists prefer to continuously evaluate the models and intentionally retrain models …
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Bio-pharma organizations can now leverage quick start tools and setup scripts to begin running scalable workloads in the cloud today. This capability is a boon for research scientists and organizations in the bio-pharma space, from those developing treatments for diseases to those creating new synthetic biomaterials. Google Cloud’s solutions teams continue to shape products with …
More than 75 million people speak Telugu, predominantly in India’s southern regions, making it one of the most widely spoken languages in the country. Despite such prevalence, Telugu is considered a low-resource language when it comes to speech AI. This means there aren’t enough hours’ worth of speech datasets to easily and accurately create AI …
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At the AWS re:Invent cloud conference this week, BMW Group outlined the impact that AI has had on its organization.Read More
At the first week of NeurIPS 2022, generative AI and LLMs were hot topics — along with a Geoffrey Hinton keynote in honor of ImageNet.Read More
At AWS re:Invent, Amazon launched AI Service Cards, which a Gartner analyst says is an effort to catch up with competitors in responsible AI.Read More
Nvidia continues to push boundaries of generative AI in machine learning, self-driving cars, robotics, graphics, simulation and more. Read More
Stability AI, developer of the Stable Diffusion text-to-image generative AI model, announced Amazon’s AWS as its preferred cloud platform.Read More
Device manufacturers use “platform certificates” to verify an app’s authenticity, making them particularly dangerous in the wrong hands.
A group of quality assurance workers in New York just won legal recognition of its union—a second milestone for organizing efforts within the gaming industry.