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Nvidia and ARM will open ‘world-class’ AI centre in Cambridge
Nvidia is already putting its $40 billion ARM acquisition to good use by opening a “world-class” AI centre in Cambridge.
British chip designer ARM’s technology is at the heart of most mobile devices. Meanwhile, Nvidia’s GPUs are increasingly being used for AI computation in servers, desktops, and even things like self-driving vehicles.
However, Nvidia was most interested in ARM’s presence in edge devices—which it estimates to be in the region of 180...
How can AI-powered humanitarian engineering tackle the biggest threats facing our planet?
Humanitarian engineering programs bring together engineers, policy makers, non-profit organisations, and local communities to leverage technology for the greater good of humanity.
The intersection of technology, community, and sustainability offers a plethora of opportunities to innovate. We still live in an era where millions of people are under extreme poverty, lacking access to clean water, basic sanitation, electricity, internet, quality education, and...
AI dominates Gartner’s latest Hype Cycle for emerging technologies
Gartner’s latest Hype Cycle has a distinct AI flavour, highlighting the technology's importance over the next decade.
Of the 30 emerging technologies featured in Gartner’s latest Hype Cycle, nine are directly related to artificial intelligence:
Generative adversarial networksAdaptive machine learningComposite AIGenerative AIResponsible AIAI-augmented developmentEmbedded AIExplainable AIAI-augmented designMost of the AI technologies are currently in the initial...
Microsoft: The UK must increase its AI skills, or risk falling behind
A report from Microsoft warns that the UK faces an AI skills gap which may harm its global competitiveness.
The research, titled AI Skills in the UK, shines a spotlight on some concerning issues.
For its UK report, Microsoft used data from a global AI skills study featuring more than 12,000 people in 20 countries to see how the UK is doing in comparison to the rest of the world.
Most notably, compared to the rest of the world, the UK is seeing a higher failure...
DARPA’s AI-powered jet fight will be held virtually due to COVID-19
An upcoming event to display and test AI-powered jet fighters will now be held virtually due to COVID-19.
“We are still excited to see how the AI algorithms perform against each other as well as a Weapons School-trained human and hope that fighter pilots from across the Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps, as well as military leaders and members of the AI tech community will register and watch online,” said Col. Dan Javorsek, program manager in DARPA’s Strategic Technology...
University College London: Deepfakes are the ‘most serious’ AI crime threat
Researchers from University College London have released a ranking of what experts believe to be the most serious AI crime threats.
The researchers first created a list of 20 expected ways AI will be used by criminals within the next 15 years. 31 experts were then asked to rank them by potential severity.
Deepfakes – AI-generated images, videos, and articles – ranked top of the list as the most serious threat.
New and dangerous territoryIt’s of little...
Google’s Model Card Toolkit aims to bring transparency to AI
Google has released a toolkit which it hopes will bring some transparency to AI models.
People are wary of big tech companies like Google. People are also concerned about AI. Combine the two and you've got a general distrust which can hinder important advancements.
Model Card Toolkit aims to step in and facilitate AI model transparency reporting for developers, regulators, and downstream...
Musk predicts AI will be superior to humans within five years
Elon Musk has made another of his trademark predictions – this time, it’s that AI will be superior to humans within five years.
Musk has been among the most vocal prominent figures in warning about the dangers of artificial intelligence. In 2018, for example, Musk famously warned that AI could become “an immortal dictator from which we would never escape” and that the technology is more dangerous than nuclear weapons.
Speaking in a New York Times interview, Musk...
Deep learning is being used to predict critical COVID-19 cases
Researchers from Tencent, along with other Chinese scientists, are using deep learning to predict critical COVID-19 cases.
Scientists around the world are doing incredible work to increase our understanding of COVID-19. Thanks to their findings, existing medications have been discovered to increase the likelihood of surviving the virus.
Unfortunately, there are still fatalities. People with weakened immune systems or underlying conditions are most at risk, but it’s a...
DeepCode provides AI code reviews for over four million developers
AI-powered code reviewer DeepCode has announced it’s checked the code of over four million developers.
DeepCode’s machine learning-based bot is fluent in JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, C/C++, and Python.
“Our data shows that over 50% of repositories have critical issues and every second pull-request has warnings about issues that need to be fixed,” said Boris Paskalev, CEO and co-founder of DeepCode.
“By using DeepCode, these issues are automatically...
Symposium "Archives and AI" by FAN and the UK National Archives
Artificial intelligence (AI), resurgent in an era of Alexa and Siri, is transforming whole industries. Increasingly cheap and easy to use, AI seems to offer almost limitless potential to archivists. Machine learning technologies offer archives radical new capabilities and possibilities, while the challenges of appraisal, selection and sensitivity review of born-digital records might only be solvable through AI.
This free one-day symposium brings together experts from the field and archivists from around the world to discuss the possibilities that AI brings to the archive community, including data ethics, fact checking, handwritten text recognition and more.
The symposium will feature a number of talks, discussions, demonstrations, presentations and networking opportunities.
Speakers include:
- John Sheridan, Digital Director, The National Archives
- Olivier Thereaux, Head of Technology, Open Data Institute
- Mevan Babakar, Head of Automated Fact Checking, Full Fact (the UK's independent fact-checking charity)
- Dr Louise Seaward, Research Associate, The Bentham Project, University College London
Attendees (and non-attendees) can participate in the event on Twitter using #ArchivesAI
Please note that attendees should bring a laptop or mobile device.
Light refreshments will be provided throughout the event, while lunch can be obtained from our on-site catering facilities.
This event is supported by the Forum of National Archivists, a section of the International Council on Archives.
FULL PROGRAMME
09:00 Registration
09:30 Introduction and scene setting - John Sheridan, Digital Director, The National Archives UK
09:45 In practice: Fact checking using AI – Mevan Babakar, Head of Automated Fact Checking, Full Fact(the UK's independent fact-checking charity)
In practice: Using AI on PQs and other correspondence – Zachary Arundel, DfT Lab,Department for Transport
10:45 Break
11:00 In practice: Revolutionising access to archival material: Automated Text Recognition in Transkribus –
Dr Louise Seaward, Research Associate, The Bentham Project, University College London
In theory: AI, Data and Ethics – Olivier Thereaux, Head of Technology, Open Data Institute
Prospects: AI and adult literacy of the past (and future) – Colin Greenstreet, MarineLives
12:30 Lunch, networking opportunity
13:30 In practice: How (not) to build an archives bot – Jo Pugh, Digital Development Manager, The National Archives UK
In theory: Artificial Intelligence and Archives: considerations – Dr Anthea Seles, Secretary General, International Council on Archives
In theory: The role of open standards in relation to AI – Terence Eden, Head of Open Standards, Government Digital Service
15:00 Break
15:15 Prospects: The Artificially Intelligent Archivist: AI Research at The National Archives – Mark Bell, Big Data Researcher, The National Archives UK
15: 45 Prospects: AI at the BBC, Now and next – Peter Rippon, Executive Editor, BBC Archive
16:15 Panel discussion and Q&A
17:00 Wrap up
17:00 Close
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