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Climate Change: Challenges for Machine Learning (NIPS Tutorial Video)
(research.microsoft.com)
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Vertical “Siri”: Find and Book Restaurants via SMS
(producthunt.com)
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Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing
(cs224d.stanford.edu)
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The battle for the customer interface: browser vs. apps vs. Siri vs. chat
(techcrunch.com)
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ilyaeck
12y ago
Could you please detail your experience with FH: what you use it for and whether your are satisfied (other than the latency issue)?
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ilyaeck
12y ago
I would not drop out of school, unless I strongly felt I have nothing more to learn and the new business is going to grow into something big and I am happy to be working on it for the next 10 years. Education done right is an asset for life
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ilyaeck
12y ago
"A system where 0.1% tell 99.9% how to spend their precious time alive is not morally just" Welcome to modern-day capitalism. This is exactly what it is, with or without Magic. Don't like it? Neither do I, but then we need a
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12y ago
How does this service compare to Jarvis or Fancy Hands?
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Towards AI-Complete Question Answering, Using Deep Learning
(arxiv.org)
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Siri founders' new startup Viv raises a $12.5M B round before it has a product
(techcrunch.com)
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12y ago
You seem to be trying to resolve 2 different pains at once: email overload and privacy. Regarding the former, Google seems to be doing a lot of the same stuff already (categorization, calendar event extraction, ...). Do you have your unique
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DeepWalk: Online Learning of Social Representations
(arxiv.org)
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12y ago
It looks like IBM is getting serious about Watson, but still not serious enough. To create an ecosystem and incentivize developers to work through all the issues, IBM should probably create an investment fund for startups who build their pr
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12y ago
The ASR seems to be a bit immature, but the TTS sounds very nice. Any plans to add more voices?
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Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing: Summary
(memkite.com)
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ilyaeck
12y ago
Unless you can do all that via Whatsapp chat :) Wow, what a potential!
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ilyaeck
12y ago
You just need to learn some background. I recommend this hands-on resource: http://karpathy.github.io/neuralnets/
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ilyaeck
12y ago
Word2Vec is getting referenced a lot these days, but that doesn't mean much about the referencing paper. This approach is pretty unique in trying to apply CNNs (which are very successful in image recognition) to NLP. But it's not
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12y ago
Inviting a discussion on the topic.
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A Convolutional Neural Network for Modelling Sentences (2014) [pdf]
(arxiv.org)
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12y ago
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A Fast and Accurate Dependency Parser using Neural Networks [pdf]
(cs.stanford.edu)
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ilyaeck
12y ago
How about semantic parsing? It's a much less developed area than syntactic parsing and ultimately that's where the real need is.
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How the world is moving towards renewable energy
(economist.com)
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Crowdsourcing Study of 30,000 Images Connects Genes to Brain Size
(technologyreview.com)
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Shrdlu resurrection – A 1970 artificial intelligence system
(semaphorecorp.com)
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Spectacular images of the sun
(huffingtonpost.com)
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ilyaeck
12y ago
Strictly speaking, this is hardly AI, but a rather traditional approach of handwritten grammars.
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12y ago
Does anybody have any market data, at least or the US? E.g., are there enough visually impaired people to sustain such a service, e.g., for $20-50/month? Can Medicare/Medicaid cover part of the costs?
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12y ago
We could potentially build your API into the Assistant for cases where the machine cannot help - them the user would summon a human.
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12y ago
Great undertaking, guys! I am from Robin Labs, we create voice assistants and would like to build one for the blind (Siri-style, but one that is really eyes-free). To do that, we need somebody who understands the target audience and their u
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