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This week: Google & AI Creature Generator | Roche & AI R&D Center | A16Z.& Future of AI/ML Businesses | AI & Facial Recognition Bias | LA Police Bans Commercial Use of Facial Recognition | ML Algorithms To Know in 2021 | Privacy & AI Algorithms. As usual, we cover latest funding and M&A news in AI-based startups. As a bonus, we recommend you 3 AI “must attend” events.
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Google has created an AI-powered nightmare creature generator
Google has created an AI-powered nightmare creature generator
Google has taken the wraps off Chimera Painter, a web-based tool that lets anyone generate terrifying cryptozoological entities in an interface that looks like MS Paint by way of Diablo. Why, you ask? Well, isn’t it obvious? No… no, I suppose it isn’t. Surely the strangest thing to hit Google’s AI blog for at least […]
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Roche launches "Roche AI Centre of Excellence" (CoE), an initiative meant to advance digital transformation in health
Roche launches "Roche AI Centre of Excellence" (CoE), an initiative meant to advance digital transformation in health
The program is bringing together Canada’s national artificial intelligence institutes, Amii, Mila, and the Vector Institute. This marks the first such official collaboration on a national level between the three organizations.
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Data Science & Future of AI/ML Businesses - Andreessen Horowitz
Data Science & Future of AI/ML Businesses - Andreessen Horowitz
AI/ML development is like reining in the natural world, more like physics and even metaphysics, where data and models are fluid…
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When AI Sees a Man, It Thinks 'Official.' A Woman? 'Smile'
When AI Sees a Man, It Thinks 'Official.' A Woman? 'Smile'
A new paper renews concerns about bias in image recognition services offered by Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.
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Los Angeles Police Just Banned The Use Of Commercial Facial Recognition
Los Angeles Police Just Banned The Use Of Commercial Facial Recognition
The country’s third-largest police department notified employees of the ban after BuzzFeed News showed that its officers were using Clearview AI, a facial recognition platform that has taken data from
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All Machine Learning Algorithms You Should Know in 2021 | Towards Data Science
All Machine Learning Algorithms You Should Know in 2021 | Towards Data Science
This article will cover machine learning algorithms that are commonly used in the data science community…
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Preserving privacy of machine learning models | MIT CSAIL
Preserving privacy of machine learning models | MIT CSAIL
When you see headlines about artificial intelligence (AI) being used to detect health issues, that’s usually thanks to a hospital providing data to researchers. But such systems aren’t as robust as they could be, because such data is usually only taken from one organization.
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Funding and M&A Updates
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Aashay Mody Aashay Mody - 👨‍💻 Growth at Anvil | 🤖 AI Digest Curator at Startup Digest | 🎓 NYU Stern Alum
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