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Colby Keskinyan, a sophomore studying at Half Hollow Hills High School East has chosen our AI/ML Internship-Bootcamp Program. His interest lies in Computer Science. He is keen to learn cutting-edge technologies and is targeting admission to IVY leagues. Our team is committed to helping him in various aspects of his journey. We wish him a bright future ahead. If you wish to learn more about the program drop your "Email" in the comments

"5 Eye-Opening Realities of NYU's MSCS Program That Caught Me Off Guard" As I prep for my New York University journey this fall, I've uncovered some fascinating aspects of the MSCS program that aren't splashed across the brochures. Here's what's got me buzzing: -The Bridge to Tandon: NYU Tandon School of Engineering offers a unique "Bridge to Tandon" program for non-CS majors. It's like a secret passage for career switchers to enter the tech world! - Courant's Collaborative Workspace: The Courant Institute isn't just classrooms - it's a labyrinth of open workspaces designed for spontaneous collaboration. I hear more breakthrough ideas happen by the coffee machine than in lectures! Overheard: "I met my startup co-founder while debugging at 2 AM in the common area." -The NYC Data Science Academy Partnership: NYU MSCS students get exclusive access to NYC Data Science Academy workshops. It's like having a secret weapon in your data science arsenal. Insider tip: These workshops have led to internships at some of NYC's hottest startups. -The "G3" Initiative: Graphics, Games, and GPU Programming - a specialization that's more than just fun and games. It's where the next generation of AR/VR pioneers are cutting their teeth. Did you know? Students in this track have contributed to blockbuster game engines. -The Breakfast Club: Weekly morning meetups where students dissect the latest cyber threats over coffee and bagels. It's where I plan to get my tech news and networking fix in one go! Cool detail: Guest speakers have included ethical hackers and cybersecurity chiefs from major banks. These aspects have me rethinking what grad school can be. It's not just about the courses - it's about the ecosystem of innovation NYU has crafted. Future MSCS peers, which of these have you most intrigued? Let's chat in the comments! #NYUTechInsights #MSCSUnveiled #NYUTandon #CourantInstitute #ComputerScience #InternationalStudent

Ever wondered if standard image augmentations work in the feature space? ?? During my internship at Google DeepMind last summer, we explored this question alongside Mostafa Dehghani, Neil Houlsby, and Manoj Kumar. Focusing on data-constrained, few-shot settings, we introduce frozen feature augmentation (FroFA). This method applies augmentations directly on cached features from a pretrained vision transformer, unveiling intriguing results across various architectures, pretraining setups, and few-shot datasets ??. I am excited to present our findings at #CVPR2024, one of the top 4 most-cited conferences/journals according to Google Scholar metrics: https://lnkd.in/e-EFf8X6. Thanks to travel fundings from Google, I will attend in-person and hope to see you there! For those eager to dive in sooner, check out our paper on arXiv: https://lnkd.in/ewk9W6Vk. #VisionTransformer #ImageClassification #FewShotLearning

Explore the Ultimate Comparison between Scaler School of Technology and Traditional College Computer Science Curriculum! In this insightful presentation, I've broken down the comparison into an easy-to-understand bar graph, demonstrating step-by-step how you can conduct a similar analysis on any data using AI. Whether you're a student, educator, or industry professional, this analysis offers valuable insights into modern educational pathways and data analysis techniques. Check out the full presentation for a detailed breakdown! #DataAnalysis #EducationComparison #AIInsights #scalerschooloftechnology #computerscience – by Smruti, guided by Young Innovator internship, SST

It was a pleasure on Tuesday to be a guest speaker for this year's Manchester Digital Apprenticeship cohort, with thanks to Alexander Ocheja for inviting me. I had a variety of messages informed by various aspects of my career, with resources to useful materials. Some of the touch points: ?? Get curious with outliers in your datasets - they have interesting stories! ?? The uncertainty on a measurement is just as important as the measurement itself.?(Informed by my many years spent measuring the mass of the W Boson at CERN - a fitting message given it is CERN's 70th anniversary #CERN70 #CERNAlumni). ?? Human behaviour changes - monitor your models and adapt. (That's experience from running forecasting models in the world financial markets across 2008!) ?? Bias is everywhere - it's a mindset to be mindful of error and bias every day ?? Communication is everything: Don't be such a Scientist!? (Credit for that phrasing to the book by Randy Olson with that title - fun read for all of you tech types out there). ?? Learning is lifelong.?Keep training! ?? Great resources such as: ?? Government Analysis Function - Guidance Hub https://lnkd.in/eg6fX-pK ?? Reproducible Analytical Pipelines (spreadsheets RIP) https://lnkd.in/e4fZBiw5 ?? Royal Statistical Society - Membership, Resources, Training. Plus the recent Stats Under Pressure principles: https://lnkd.in/e9zhVbdz Also, as a Northerner (!) great to be supporting this. (Even though it is t'Other side of the Pennines). Happy to help if anyone wants to reach out. Skills and training of the next generations in the age of Data, AI and Quantum are essential. #STEM #STEMAmbassador Zühlke Group

Almost forgot to share this one here on LinkedIn! I had the chance to write this article during my internship with the Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware. This year's African American Fellowship of the BCM/D focused on 'Technology and the Church,' exploring how we can integrate modern technology into ministry while keeping faith at the center. From AI in sermons to digital tools like RightNow Media, the event offered fresh perspectives on using tech to foster connection and spiritual growth. Check out my full article below to learn more about the day’s insights and sessions! https://lnkd.in/eBxvkktK

I'll be at #ECCV next week, welcome to chat during our paper and workshop sessions below: [1] 2nd International Workshop on Privacy-Preserving Computer Vision. 29th Sept, Suite 4. 9am-1pm. [2] A Simple Background Augmentation Method for Object Detection with Diffusion Model. #78, Tue 1 Oct 10:30 a.m. CEST — 12:30 p.m. CEST [3] Unveiling and Mitigating Memorization in Text-to-image Diffusion Models through Cross Attention. #103, Tue 1 Oct 10:30 a.m. CEST — 12:30 p.m. CEST [4] Finding a needle in a haystack: A Black-Box Approach to Invisible Watermark Detection. #339, Fri 4 Oct 10:30 a.m. CEST — 12:30 p.m. CEST We also have multiple papers accepted by #NeurIPS’24 including spotlight ?? , topics cover Foundation Models, Federated Learning, Data Synthesis, Unlearning, Large Language Models. Revised versions will be released soon. Keep tuned and welcome to reach out to me for potential #internship opportunities on #FoundationModels, #knowledgetransfer, #CV, #datasynthesis.

>> QUANTATHON V1 APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED to SUNDAY, AUG 25! Academic teams and individual students: APPLY TODAY to the Southeast’s first quantum hackathon. >> In Columbia, SC https://lnkd.in/e_Xm5MAA THURSDAY PM, OCT 10: Arrival + Meetup? FRIDAY + SATURDAY, OCT 11-12: Quantathon V1? SUNDAY AM, OCT 13: Awards + Departure = = = OVERVIEW SC Quantum and the University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business are presenting the inaugural Quantathon V1, powered by qBraid, giving college students from around the Southeast 48 hours of quantum problem-solving. = = = THE QUANTATHON V1 CHALLENGES This year's challenges span industry and application, providing robust opportunities for students to flex their creativity, intellect, and knowledge: IonQ CHALLENGE: This challenge entails a series of quantum machine learning problems. The challenge is designed to be open-ended, encouraging students to develop creative solutions and test their skills. The challenge is sponsored by BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina, who will be offering internships to eligible members of the winning team. Xanadu CHALLENGE: This challenge is focused on quantum chemistry problems. Using #PennyLane, students will be tested on their ability to develop efficient, scalable solutions to a quantum chemistry problems and applications. The challenge is sponsored by Accelarise, who will be offering internships to eligible members of the winning team.? DoraHacks CHALLENGE: This challenge is focused on encryption. Using IBM #Qiskit and QPUs, students will solve quantum random number generation problems and develop potential real-world applications. DoraHacks will offer up to three (3) internships to members of the winning team. = = = APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED: AUG 25 Admissions will be finalized by SEP 1. = = = WATCH this space for more info on challenges, an amazing grand prize, singular training ops and more. VISIT https://lnkd.in/eGw-yd7m CONTACT [email protected]

August 20, 2024 marked exactly one year since I arrived in the United States! It’s been an amazing experience so far, despite the challenges I faced before the summer. I applied to over 260 internships, received only two interviews from Meta and Kite Pharma, and ended up with no offers. This made me worry that my summer might be ruined. However, I didn’t let that get the best of me. I engaged in many learning and growth activities over the summer : 1. I wrote a manuscript for publication on using Convolutional Neural Networks to predict Fractional Partial Differential Equations. 2. I won the Best Performance-Advanced Category Award at the inaugural ACCESS Support - SCIPE/CIP AI Mini-Hackathon held during the PEARC Conference Series PEARC24. This involved conducting sentiment analysis on movie data, which allowed me to learn more about Multilayer Perceptrons and how to make them more efficient. The award included a $3,000 travel grant to attend any conference or workshop of my choice. I would like to thank Alana Romanella and the organizers for this opportunity. 3. I finally published my undergraduate thesis titled “Classification and Prediction of Heart Disease Using Machine Learning “. Here is the link: https://lnkd.in/g-Tmni3h 4. I am currently serving as the Senator for the Graduate College in the Student Government Association at UTRGV. 5. I was appointed as the Alternate The The University of Texas System Student Advisory Council Representative for UTRGV. 6. I won a one-year free LinkedIn subscription from Rewriting the Code. Thank you, Rewriting the Code! 7. I have been selected to join Code2040 as a 2025 Fellow. 8. I have also been selected to participate in Canada’s biggest hackathon, Hack the North, at the University of Waterloo. I’m really excited to brainstorm and come up with new ideas with my teammates and mentors. We’re set on winning, and I’m looking forward to an exciting weekend! All this would not have happened if I had let the feeling of internship rejection get to me. My advise based on this is to always stay motivated, seek out new opportunities, and keep pushing forward, even when things seem tough.

A new program, ?????????? ?????????????? ???????? ??.??., supported by Cornell Tech, M.I.T., and U.C.L.A., aims to empower lower-income, Latina, and Black female computing majors for careers in artificial intelligence by providing learning opportunities, industry connections, and research projects. Details: - ? The program offers young women intensive classes in A.I., practical projects like creating health prediction models, and mentorship for technical job interviews. - ?? Break Through Tech focuses on reducing obstacles for underrepresented college students, offering free A.I. programs to students from public and minority-serving institutions. - ?? Participants engage in machine learning basics, work on A.I. challenges from employers like Google, and develop models for real-world applications like plant specimen identification. - ?? The program has successfully placed a high percentage of students in paid tech internships, providing crucial career opportunities and industry recognition. - ?? Students are encouraged to explore A.I. bias, ethical considerations, and potential risks, fostering a deeper understanding of the societal impact of A.I. technologies. I'd love to bring initiatives like that to Brazil! https://lnkd.in/db2mZqnE