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AI Index's 2018 report is just great collection of data on state of things in AI. My favorite highlights: - AI papers count from Europe > China > USA - Citati
by sytelus 8y ago
AI Index's 2018 report is just great collection of data on state of things in AI. My favorite highlights:
- AI papers count from Europe > China > USA
- Citation impact from USA > Europe > China
- Migratory authors have highest citation impact
- CVPR, NeurIPS, ICML attendance is each doubled in past 3 years
- WiML attendance actually dropped in 2018
- Interest in robotics in terms of ROS downloads is seeing growth of roughly 50% yoy starting 2015, China contributing half of it
- Active AI startups have increased by 2X in past 3 years
- 71% of job applicants in AI are male
- Number of robot installations are increasing by 50% in China since 2016, other countries have negligible growth
- 5X more media articles have positive sentiment for AI than negative (of course, measured by AI :))
- Mention of AI have been at least doubling in US Congress since 2016
- Training time (but not total compute) for ImageNet has been decreased by 16X in past 18 months through 5 record breaking milestones
- Metric improvements in vision related tasks are stagnating while many NLP tasks saw massive bump
- AI is better than humans at 3 more tasks in 2018: Chinese-English translation, playing Quake III, Prostate cancer grading