Only recently did we learn about the enormous amount of work that goes into the BirdNET platform. Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Chemnitz University of Technology collaborated on BirdNET, which employs a neural network to identify birds based on their sounds. As a result, we are impressed with the project’s extensive functionality and adaptability to … Read more
Podcasting as we know it today is much easier to get into than it was when I started my first podcast 16 years ago. The gear was larger, required every kind of cable, and the software wasn’t very user-friendly. Today, we have products like the Aten Podcast AI Audio Mixer that allow you to easily … Read more
Source: William Bradberry/Shutterstock In the first part of this post, we discussed how an effective AI therapist might be developed in the near future. In this second part, we will discuss some additional considerations of an AI approach to psychological therapy. Some Potential Pros of AI Therapy In a world with AI therapists, many physical … Read more
The most popular technological demand in US sports is, I believe, a chip in NFL football that would modernize measurements. How do we still have officials running in from the sideline to eyeball how far a running back advanced the ball when his knee went down when he’s surrounded by a pile of defenders? How … Read more
I love writing code to make things: apps, websites, charts, and even music. It’s a skill I’ve worked hard at for more than 20 years. So I must confess last week’s news about the release of a new “AI assistant” coding helper called GitHub Copilot gave me complicated feelings. Copilot, which spits out code to … Read more
High Tech on the Low hosted by Jordan Kastrinsky, is on a mission to make high tech accessible to the world. In my podcast, I explore the many different facets of the world of high tech from development to marketing, to sales, to entrepreneurship and more! With society turning ever more towards technological solutions to … Read more
Technology stocks have taken it on the chin lately as some investors have left the sector looking for seemingly safer bets. But the mass exodus from technology stocks has left some companies — and ones that are making big moves in artificial intelligence — looking like a good buy right now. Here’s why Amazon (AMZN … Read more
Published: Published Date – 02:58 PM, Sun – 3 July 22 Hyderabad: Telangana Government’s Electronic Services Delivery, IT E&C department bagged the prestigious Nasscom’s AI Game Changer award 2022 for introducing “Presenceless contactless renewal of driving license anytime anywhere through smartphone using AI, Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning” The departments have been presented with … Read more
Percy Liang is director of the Center for Research on Foundation Models, a faculty affiliate at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI and an associate professor of Computer Science at Stanford University. Humans are not very good at forecasting the future, especially when it comes to technology. Foundation models are a new class of large-scale … Read more
It looks like algorithms can write academic papers about themselves now. We gotta wonder: how long until human academics are obsolete? In an editorial published by Scientific AmericanSwedish researcher Almira Osmanovic Thunström describes what began as a simple experiment in how well OpenAI’s GPT-3 text generating algorithm could write about itself and ended with a … Read more