Artificial Intelligence #109

Hey, in this issue: introductions to vector databases and to neural data compression; companies are making serious money with AI; on the synthetic data for AI; one voice detector to rule them all; on training deep neural nets with noisy labels; what’s next for deep learning?; and more.

This issue is sponsored by SearchBlox and Scale.

• A gentle introduction to vector databases
• Companies are making serious money with AI
• Synthetic data for AI helps in areas where data isn't available
• [Google] Constrained reweighting for training deep neural nets with noisy labels
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• An introduction to neural data compression
• [The Gradient] One voice detector to rule them all
• [Sponsored] Building Autonomous Vehicles From the Ground-Up Featuring Eric Chu, Head of Data Science and Engineering at Zoox
• What’s next for deep learning?
• [Meta] Teaching AI to translate 100s of spoken and written languages in real-time

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