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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
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Podcast: Digital Trust in the Age of Deepfakes
In this podcast, the Radio Free HPC team catches up with Dave Maher, CTO of internet security company Intertrust, to share with us his deep knowledge of digital...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Google's Explainable AI
Looks to be well done, in Beta, but worth looking at:Explainable AIBETATools and frameworks to deploy interpretable and inclusive machine learning models.Try it...
From The Noisy Channel
When There’s No Conversion Rate
If your business depends on search, it’s critical to track search effectiveness using an evaluation methodology. In my experience, most organizations rely on implicit...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Drones Do the Work of 500 Farmers
Our own work with pulp forests could also have used drones, as well as the idea of AI detecting patterns of growth and harvest planning. And for control ofDrones...
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Waves Enterprise Blockchain
Been examining a number of applications of smart contracts recently, including those more closely connected to specific goal oriented and regulatory agreementsWaves...
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Smart Cities Based on Good Models
Here energy is the starting point, but other aspects of city resource use, transportation processes, risk analyses and other goal and future predictive models should...
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BSC takes one of top spots in the IO500 10-Node Challenge
The Storage Systems for Extreme Computing team from BSC has taken the number 4 spot in the IO500’s ‘10- Node Challenge’ with GekkoFS. This ephemeral file system...
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Alphabet X Everyday Robot
Early tasks will have these robots sorting trash. In practice a tough job, with vision and other sensory aspects. Learning also means adapting, so the hardest...
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Impacts of RPA
Some good thoughts, also some obvious. In our own experience we first tried to model actual process exactly and directly, but soon found it was not possibleRPA...
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NVIDIA Launches GPU-Accelerated Reference Design for Arm Servers
At SC19, NVIDIA introduced a reference design platform that enables companies to quickly build GPU-accelerated Arm®-based servers, driving a new era of high performance...
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Knowledge Graphs in Industry at Scale
How knowledge Graphs are done, used in industry. Emphasizing realistic scale.Industry-Scale Knowledge Graphs: Lessons and ChallengesBy Natasha Noy, Yuqing Gao,...
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RPA Usage in Banking
A good area to explore, since its methods and processes are better defined. Our own work in RPA-like AI worked best in financial areas. Also were the easiestRPA...
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Whats ahead for Machine Programming
A long time idea, and likely to emerge strongly. Hand coding will eventually be rare. Podcast on the topic belowMachine Programming: What Lies Ahead?Podcast...
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Job of the Week: HPC System Administrator at UC Riverside
The University of California, Riverside is seeking an HPC System Administrator in our Job of the Week. UC Riverside's (UCR) research computing infrastructure is...
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The Certainty of Having to Deal with Uncertainty
Late to this article, nicely done.Home/Magazine Archive/December 2019 (Vol. 62, No. 12)/Uncertainty/Full TextUncertainty By Peter J. Denning, Ted G. LewisCommunications...
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On the State of AI and Machine Learning
Brought to my attention, a short non technical document on the topic.The State of AI and Machine Learning 32 pagesFrom Figure EightBridging the AI Gap Between...
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Epidemics and use of Personal GPS Data
Recall our work with bioterrorism modeling, link below. Not just a matter of disease epidemics.During Epidemics, Access to GPS Data from Smartphones Can Be Crucial...
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Video: Intel and Lenovo Power Cannon Supercomputer and Project Everyscale
In this video from SC19, Scott Yokel from FASRC describes Cannon, Harvard University’s first liquid-Cooled supercomputer. Developed in cooperation with Intel and...
From Schneier on Security
Friday Squid Blogging: T-Shirt
"Squid Pro Quo" T-shirt. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news that I haven't covered. Read my blog posting...
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