Eye tracking, Henry Kissinger on AI, Vim

Chris and Daniel help us wade through the week’s AI news, including open ML challenges from Intel and National Geographic, Henry Kissinger’s views on AI, and a model that can detect personality based on eye movements. They also point out some useful resources to learn more about pandas, the vim editor, and AI algorithms.

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Featuring:

• Chris Benson – Twitter, GitHub, LinkedIn, Website
• Daniel Whitenack – Twitter, GitHub, Website

Show Notes:

News:

• RFP for National Geographic AI earth innovation
• Intel - AI Interplanetary challenge
• App that lets Alexa read sign language
• The mythos of model interpretability
• Artificial Intelligence Can Predict Your Personality By Simply Tracking Your Eyes
• Think You Know How Disruptive Artificial Intelligence Is? Think Again.
• How the Enlightenment Ends

Learning resources:

• Pandas tips and tricks
• Mastering vim quickly
• An introduction to Gradient Descent Algorithm
• Introducing capsule networks

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