Cornell researchers to use Machine Learning to fight hunger and poverty
The researchers would use ML techniques to analyse food and market conditions, to predict poverty and malnutrition in poorest region of the planet.
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Machine Learning will keep Sydney Harbour bridge safe
Sydney Harbour Bridge weighs 52,800 tonnes and it is the first iconic structure which we see, lit up with fireworks on NY Eve/Day. The bridge signifies Sydney and even, Australia.…
How Dropbox is using machine learning to index text from billions of images
https://blogs.dropbox.com/tech/2018/10/using-machine-learning-to-index-text-from-billions-of-images/ People have stored more than 20 billion image and PDF files in Dropbox. Of those files, 10-20% are photos of documents—like receipts and whiteboard images—as opposed to documents themselves.…
MIT shows how to tackle fake news using AI and ML
After the recent uproar about “fake news” , it is again all quiet in India. Well, not until, another lynching or riot happens. Whatsapp is busy spreading the use of…
FIFA 2018 Winner? Well, Machine Learning Algo Has Picked One
Goldman Sachs used machine learning to run 200,000 models, mining data on team and individual player attributes, to help forecast specific match scores. They then simulated 1 million possible variations…
Google’s AlphaZero Destroys Stockfish In 100-Game Match
Machine learning wins. AlphaZero won the closed-door, 100-game match with 28 wins, 72 draws, and zero losses. it looks at “only” 80,000 positions per second, compared to Stockfish’s 70 million…
How Spotify uses machine learning to help you find your new music
The science behind personalized music recommendations! Spotify actually doesn’t use a single revolutionary recommendation model—instead, they mix together some of the best strategies used by other services to create its…
Of Machines and Humans : Morph or Die
Humans have another competitor in life these days. Machines. The recent trend of machine learning in the Information Technology (IT) sector, as reported widely in the media, may be a…
