Welcome to our bi-weekly i.am.ai newsletter on all topics related to Artificial Intelligence. We will keep you informed about upcoming events, new use cases and current developments in the research field.
WHAT'S IMPORTANT
📰 The AI Expert Roadmap launched – In this open-source GitHub project we have drawn up learning paths for several careers in AI, such as Data Scientist or Big Data Engineer. If you want to become an Artificial Intelligence Expert, this is for you. More experienced readers are welcome to make contributions. – Roadmap on github.com
📰 3rd State of AI Report – Nathan Benaich and Ian Hogarth have presented their third annual report on the state of AI. Most of their predictions from the 2019 report have come true. In this year's report, they evaluate current developments in research, talent, industry, and politics and conclude with new predictions for the next 12 months. – Full report on stateofai.com
8 THINGS WE FOUND WORTH SHARING
📖 1. Papers – Last month Microsoft exclusively licensed OpenAI's powerful GPT-3 language model. While this does not seem very open, it will be interesting to see the potential of GPT-3 in widespread use. Here is a video by Two Minute Papers explaining the GPT-3 paper "Language Models are Few-Shot Learners" to remind you of its potential (youtube.com).
💡 2. Use Cases – Type Studio is a text-based video editor. Instead of editing in the classic video time-line, you simply cut your video by editing the transcribed text (typestudio.co).
💭 3. Articles & Tutorials – How to make AI trustworthy. The University of Southern California introduces a new tool that might aid the adoption of technologies such as autonomous vehicles (sciencedaily.com).
🤯 4. Mind Blowing – A powerful demonstration of OpenAI’s Image-GPT by Two Minute Papers (youtube.com).
📖 5. Papers – The authors present their paper about language-agnostic BERT sentence embedding in the Google AI Blog (ai.googleblog.com).
💭 6. Articles & Tutorials – Facebook's Lars Sjösund proposes an open standard checklist for Machine Learning projects (github.com).
💭 7. Articles & Tutorials – Robots usually only rely on vision and, increasingly, touch. Researchers find that robot perception could improve markedly by adding another sense: hearing (sciencedaily.com).
🎓 8. Education – A collection of 12 interesting and free online AI Courses (piprogramming.org).
UPCOMING EVENTS
📅 Ongoing till November 25 (online) – IROS 2020 The International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems will be held completely online. For the first time access will be free at iros2020.org.
📅 November 16-18 (online) – The ML Munich Conference for Machine Learning Innovation includes interactive workshops and keynotes speakers from Google, TomTom and the Alan Turing Institute – Tickets available at mlconference.ai
📅 November 23-24 (online) – The AI & Big Data Expo Europe with speakers from Airbus, WarnerMedia and Dutch online supermarket Picnic – Join at ai-expo.net/europe
📅 January 15-16 – Global AI Bootcamp is a free one-day event organized across the world by local communities. As of now 89 locations worldwide are organizing the Microsoft-sponsored event – Find your local community at globalai.community
