Welcome back to day two of #EmTechDigital. Today, we are going to look at what’s new with the the algorithms that are powering our systems. Grab a virtual seat here: trib.al/YipvRIp
We’ll look at some case studies for how organizations are using AI to improve their processes, and we’ll also take some time to discuss some of the big issues surrounding equity, usage, and policy surrounding AI. #EmTechDigital
Finally, we’ll finish up the day with a session with some researchers, who are taking time away from their labs, to share some of their new ways of developing and advancing the way we think about AI. #EmTechDigital
First, we'll dig into what's next for deep learning. Deep learning algorithms have become so good in the last few years. So much so that for many applications, algorithms and models can be used off the shelf. AI is becoming a cloud-based service. #EmTechDigital
But that of course does not mean that there’s nothing happening in the algorithm space. Some of the biggest recent advances in AI are entirely down to brand new algorithms. #EmTechDigital
Large language models are the technology behind some of the largest AI models ever built: @microsoft’s 500-billion parameter Turing-Megatron NLG. @alialvi is walking us through transforming traditional algorithms. #EmTechDigital
The trend lines for large scale AI show no signs of stopping, Alvi says. There will be significant opportunity for new and disruptive experiences. #EmTechDigital
The more parameters you have, the higher degree of freedom you have, Alvi says. They allow more flexibility. #EmTechDigital
Now, we are going to take a look at what is needed for AI to perform human-like problem solving. This is something our next speaker, Orio Vinyals, a principal scientist at @DeepMind, has been working on for a while. #EmTechDigital
One lesson according to Vinyals: high-quality data is key. Compute is key. #EmTechDigital
With all of these amazingly powerful AI systems emerging, how do make sure that they evolve and grow in a way that we intend?
Our next speaker is @miramurati, the senior vice president for research, product, and partnerships at OpenAI is here to discuss just that. #EmTechDigital
When GPT-3 can predict the next word in text, it can then do many other tasks, Murati says. #EmTechDigital
For our last chapter of #EmTechDigital sessions, we'll hear from AI researchers and then to close, David Ferrucci from @elementalcog will pull back the curtain on AI.
First up: @agrimgupta92 from Stanford is interested in how the form of a machine changes its ability to learn, shifting the focus away from learning algorithms operating by themselves and onto learning combined with a kind of bodily evolution. #EmTechDigital
We're back for the last #EmTechDigital chapter of the day, hosted by @StrongReporter. We'll be talking about one of the hottest things going in the field right now: generative AI.
@StrongReporter Generative AI is what we mean when we talk about creative AI or AI art--including technologies that can draw and pains or that can gather and use information to write things like articles. #EmTechDigital
Welcome to #EmTechDigital! Our signature AI conference is back, in-person and online. We'll have 30+ speakers over the next two days. Join us and grab a virtual ticket here: trib.al/YipvRIp
In our opening keynote with @AndrewYNg of @landingAI, we’re going to address a decade-old legacy, that algorithms can do remarkable things. A focus on better data promises to bring the benefits of AI to a wider range of people, and it may help make AI safer and more reliable.
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He suffered flashbacks and insomnia, and blocked out the worst of it by drinking. He tried therapy in 2004, but it didn't help.
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