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Archive 2020Ask Tomáš Mikolov a Question via the Neuron Foundation
The Neuron Foundation now allows you to ask legendary Tomáš Mikolov questions on their Facebook page. Tomáš will then answer them in a summary article. An ideal opportunity to ask...
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Archive 2020Have you ever heard of http://ai-writer.com/?
It's an AI writer that can craft a tailored article for you in just a few minutes. This isn't new to me, but I was surprised that…
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Archive 2020In the Czech Artificial Intelligence Competition AI Awards, the Digital Philosopher Scores!
Today, you can find the results of the prestigious AI Awards. Our Digital Philosopher is named Idea of the Year! “The project was a collaboration between the Faculty of Philosophy at Charles University and a Prague company…
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Archive 2020Have you heard about the conversational agent, or chatbot, named Meena?
At the end of January, Google AI introduced it. It is a robust model with 2.6 billion parameters. The model's architecture is based on 13 decoding...
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Archive 2020Schools, galleries, and theatres are closing: Do you still want to experience something extraordinary? Become part of the Digital Writer project!
We are launching an innovative experiment where people and artificial intelligence write a book together. We are just getting started. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/312579806364839/
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Archive 2020The Expert Team Will Address the Issues of Research, Development, and the Impacts of Artificial Intelligence Utilisation in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic, as one of the first countries in the EU, has established a specialised expert platform and forum focusing on the regulation of artificial intelligence. The modern format of the so-called Observatory...
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Archive 2020Google Teaches Artificial Intelligence to Predict the Weather
It can generate highly accurate precipitation forecasts up to six hours in advance with a resolution of one kilometre in just a few minutes of computation. This is much…
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Archive 2020Will the World Be Flooded with Living Robots Made from Frog Embryos?
Scientists in the USA have announced that they have created the world's first living robots using stem cells from frog embryos. https://www.novinky.cz/…/vedci-stvorili-prvniho-ziveho-robo…
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Archive 2019Do You Know the Czech Project OLS?
Today I noticed a trio of articles by Mr Miroslav Pivoda, and I must say, I have never read anything quite like it! Thirty years ago, when machine…
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Archive 2019Outputs from AI Explored at the NeurIPS Conference. What Did It Conclude?
Recently, the Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) conference took place in Vancouver, Canada, gathering over 13,000 scientists from various fields….
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Archive 2019Another Course Completed
I have just completed the course ‘Learn BERT – the most powerful NLP algorithm by Google’. It is an advanced course that introduces…
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Archive 2019In Images: Digital Philosopher 2019
14,000 days ago, Bill Gates introduced the MS-DOS operating system, 3,303 days ago Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad, and today Alpha Industries presented a digital human with students from the Faculty of Philosophy…
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Archive 2019Meeting of Artificial Intelligence and Philosophy Enthusiasts – the Digital Philosopher is Already at the Door!
The planned agenda includes lectures and a debate with students. It will be a unique opportunity to pose questions to many thinkers who are long gone. The concluding discussion should also be interesting…
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Archive 2019“True AI should understand the relationship between cause and effect,” says Judea Pearl, a pioneer in artificial intelligence.
Let’s teach machines to understand the question “Why?”. While in the 1980s we created programmes that primarily calculated probabilities (for example, Bayesian networks), this is no longer sufficient….
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Archive 2019Karen Hao analysed nearly 17,000 studies on artificial intelligence and wrote an article on where he believes AI is heading
• The biggest shift was the transition from expert systems (knowledge-based systems) to machine learning in the early 2000s. The word “logic” is increasingly less used in research…
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Archive 2019New AI Clones Your Voice from Just 5 Seconds of Audio Recording!
New research introduces us to AI that converts text to speech (TTS). The algorithm is traditionally based on a neural network. Upon closer inspection, it consists of 3 main components…
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Archive 2019What’s the Deal with Google’s Quantum Supremacy?
Google is an amazing company that comes up with many interesting things. I have no doubt about that. This time, quite a few people asked me what I think about…
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Archive 2019Navigate the Terms of Deep Learning!
Navigating the jungle of deep learning isn't always straightforward. Recently, I came across an interesting glossary that could assist beginners in getting a rough orientation. After all, take a look...
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Archive 2019They Trained Neural Networks to 'Read Thoughts' in Real Time
As part of the NeuroNet NTI Assistive Neurotechnology project, employees from the Neurobotics Group of Companies and the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology trained neural networks to...
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Archive 2019Facebook Quietly Releases a New Version of the PyTorch Library, Featuring Several Amazing Enhancements!
AI developers, particularly those working with images, are in for a treat. This library competes for their attention primarily with TensorFlow. At the beginning of the year, the number of articles citing it increased by nearly 200%...
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Archive 2019Czech Companies Plan More Investments in Artificial Intelligence. What Do They Hope to Achieve?
More than 60% of Czech companies plan investments in artificial intelligence and its future applications across various fields, as revealed by a brief study by EY and the Chamber of Commerce of the Czech Republic…
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Archive 2019The Launch of 'Digital Philosophy' and Its First Tasks
The first session of 'Digital Philosophy' is behind us, and with it came a voluntary task: to take a look at Descartes' Meditations on First Philosophy. I took it upon myself…
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Archive 2019Twelve Ideas from Sophia Martin for Developing a Smart App
Are you looking to embark on the development of a smart mobile application but lack an idea? Sophia Martin presents twelve ideas she sees as promising. Whether it's a healthcare app or a story reader that narrates books like a professional storyteller – there are always plenty of ideas.
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Archive 2019Event: Digital Philosopher 2019
Come and see the presentations of results from the students of the Faculty of Philosophy. In two months, they must create a digital philosopher using artificial intelligence and pose the right questions to him…
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