Top Important Computer Vision Papers for the Week from 20/11 to 26/11
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Stay Updated with Recent Computer Vision Research On a weekly basis, several top-tier academic conferences and journals showcased innovative research in computer vision, presenting exciting breakthroughs in various subfields such as image recognition, vision …
AI and its Possibilities/Destructions in Art.
Author(s): Green Originally published on Towards AI. Image created from AI. Artificial Intelligence has become a super streamlined topic. Many people are skeptical and optimistic, and some see it as a great business opportunity. Here is a look into AI in art. …
MakeBlobs + Fictional Synthetic Data A New(ish) Use Case
Author(s): Adam Ross Nelson Originally published on Towards AI. Breathing new life into your projects (and your data science practice) with this lesser-known SkLearn module From the west edition of the Open Data Science Conference (ODSC), one of the “buzziest” panels was …
Learn to Build — Towards AI Community Newsletter #2
Author(s): Towards AI Editorial Team Originally published on Towards AI. What a weekend and week in AI… You missed out if you haven’t followed the OpenAI drama over the past few days. Something unbelievable happened. Most employees decided to sign and send …
Would You Use ANOVA for Feature Selection?
Author(s): Sai Viswanth Originally published on Towards AI. Know A-Z of ANOVA with an interesting dataset.Photo by Elimende Inagella on Unsplash We often forget the most crucial step when developing a Machine learning model — Feature Selection. Not selecting the right features …
Top Important LLM Papers for the Week from 13/11 to 19/11
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Large language models (LLMs) have advanced rapidly in recent years. As new generations of models are developed, it’s important for researchers and engineers to stay informed on the latest progress. This article summarizes some …
Exploring AI with Ken Jee
Author(s): Louis Bouchard Originally published on Towards AI. Data Science, Startups, Podcasts & More Subscribe to my AI newsletter and receive free gifts, such as my secrets to success on YouTube and my upcoming book! In Episode 23 of the “What’s AI …
This AI newsletter is all you need #74
Author(s): Towards AI Editorial Team Originally published on Towards AI. What happened this week in AI by Louie This week, all attention was on the whirlwind series of events at OpenAI, which unfortunately eclipsed several interesting new model releases. Safe to say …
Top Important Computer Vision Papers for the Week from 13/11 to 19/11
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Stay Relevant to Recent Computer Vision Research On a weekly basis, several top-tier academic conferences and journals showcased innovative research in computer vision, presenting exciting breakthroughs in various subfields such as image recognition, vision …
How Scientists Are Using AI To Communicate With Other Species
Author(s): Andrew Akhigbe Originally published on Towards AI. Scientists can now use AI to make sense of the data deluge gotten from using enhanced sensors and microphones to monitor how animals communicate in the wild. I have compiled key insights on how …
CSV to PDF: Prompting GPT-4 For Automatic Data Viz Report Creation
Author(s): John Loewen, PhD Originally published on Towards AI. Visualize and generate data visual reports with no muss or fussDall-E 2 generated Image: Visual dashboard showing global literacy rates An awesome new capability of GPT-4 is the ability to create PDF files …
AI Pin: The Device That Might Replace The iPhone
Author(s): Andrew Akhigbe Originally published on Towards AI. Humane, a tech start-up, has just launched its new device, AI pin, which might just replace the iPhone. The pin allows users to receive phone calls, send text messages, and get answers to questions …
Who Broke The OpenAI GPT Builder And How?
Author(s): Cezary Gesikowski Originally published on Towards AI. image: ChatGPT Builder error message screen capture by the author / edited for effect “Smart people learn from their mistakes. But the real sharp ones learn from the mistakes, as well as the successes …
Explainable YOLOv8: Explaining YOLOv8 Results Using Eigen-CAM
Author(s): Sumit Pandey Originally published on Towards AI. I am a big fan of YOLO (You Only Look Once) models, especially version 8. It is easy to train and deploy, even in the medical imaging domain. I recently finished a classification problem …
Exploring Julia Programming Language: Application Programming Interface (API)—Part 1
Author(s): Jose D. Hernandez-Betancur Originally published on Towards AI. Creating RESTful APIs and services with JuliaImage Generated by AI on Gencraft U+1F44B Hello and welcome back to our series to explore the Julia programming language to develop end-to-end machine learning (ML) projects. …