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Learn AI: Machine Learning and Deep Learning Online Courses - 0 views

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    A brief introduction to modern AI and a list of useful online courses for learning it properly. Includes courses about Machine Learning and Deep Learning. Also includes advanced courses that target development of AI applications and algorithms. Many courses will include specific tools (TensorFlow, Keras, Caffe2, PyTorch, etc.)
mikhail-miguel

Mini.Course - Effortlessly Create Courses with Mini Course Generator (minicoursegenerat... - 0 views

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    Mini.Course: Effortlessly Create Courses with Mini Course Generator (minicoursegenerator.com).
mikhail-miguel

fast.ai - Non-profit research group focused on DL & AI, offering useful courses (fast.ai). - 0 views

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    fast.ai: Non-profit research group focused on DL & AI, offering useful courses (fast.ai).
mikhail-miguel

CourseAI - The next-gen online course creation tool (courseai.co). - 0 views

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    CourseAI: The next-gen online course creation tool (courseai.co).
mikhail-miguel

MindSmith - AI-assisted tools for creating & sharing micro-courses (mindsmith.ai). - 0 views

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    MindSmith: AI-assisted tools for creating & sharing micro-courses (mindsmith.ai).
mikhail-miguel

MindSmith - AI-assisted tools for creating & sharing micro-courses (mindsmith.ai). - 0 views

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    MindSmith: AI-assisted tools for creating & sharing micro-courses (mindsmith.ai).
mikhail-miguel

Quriosity - The first-ever AI-powered course creator for personalized learning (quriosi... - 0 views

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    Quriosity: The first-ever AI-powered course creator for personalized learning (quriosity.world).
mikhail-miguel

fast.ai - Non-profit research group focused on DL & AI, offering useful courses (fast.ai). - 0 views

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    fast.ai: Non-profit research group focused on DL & AI, offering useful courses (fast.ai).
mikhail-miguel

Quriosity - The first-ever AI-powered course creator for personalized learning (quriosi... - 0 views

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    Quriosity: The first-ever AI-powered course creator for personalized learning (quriosity.world).
mikhail-miguel

Wisdomai - Conversational chat for digital courses powered by GPT-4 (wisdomai.com). - 0 views

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    Wisdomai: Conversational chat for digital courses powered by GPT-4 (wisdomai.com).
Genietalk.ai

Can Bots Be Our Friends? - 0 views

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    Virtual assistants are becoming uncannily human, but can they be our friends? Over the course of the voice conversations, Genie would ask you about your seat preference, your travel time preference, the airline you prefer and so on. When you tell it your choices, Genie comes up with the best travel options for you and if you happen to be a frequent flyer, it manages your flight booking automatically, just asking you that Genie is going ahead with the booking. The virtual travel buddy is the first of the multiple virtual buddies that you can talk to or chat with created using conversational AI. It's kind of two-way conversation you have with an assistant who knows your preferences and means well. To know more please visit: https://genietalk.ai/blogdetails/can-bots-be-our-friends
Aasemoon =)

robots.net - Willow Garage PR2 Robots Hit the Market - 0 views

  • When we first reported on the Willow Garage PR2 robot, it was just a prototype. Earlier this year, Willow Garage started their beta program, which gave eleven lucky organizations two year access to PR2 robots in exchange for furthering work on open source robotics software. Now we've received word from Willow Garage that the PR2 is officially for sale to anyone who wants it. This is not a toy or hobby robot, of course, so don't expect a small price tag. The full retail price is $400,000 per unit. However, if your organization can demonstrate a proven track record in developing open source software and making contributions to the robotics community, you can get a hefty $120,000 discount on your PR2. For more see our previous stories on Willow Garage and the PR2.
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How Long Till Human-Level AI? | h+ Magazine - 0 views

  • When will human-level AIs finally arrive? We don’t mean the narrow-AI software that already runs our trading systems, video games, battlebots and fraud detection systems. Those are great as far as they go, but when will we have really intelligent systems like C3PO, R2D2 and even beyond? When will we have Artificial General Intelligences (AGIs) we can talk to? Ones as smart as we are, or smarter? Well, as Yogi Berra said, “it’s tough to predict, especially about the future.” But what do experts working on human-level AI think? To find out, we surveyed a number of leading specialists at the Artificial General Intelligence conference (AGI-09) in Washington DC in March 2009. These are the experts most involved in working toward the advanced AIs we’re talking about. Of course, on matters like these, even expert judgments are highly uncertain and must be taken with multiple grains of salt — nevertheless, expert opinion is one of the best sources of guidance we have. Their predictions about AGI might not come true, but they have so much relevant expertise that we should give their predictions careful consideration.
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IEEE Spectrum: Will Robots Pick Your Grapes One Day? - 0 views

  • Robots have revolutionized the factory. What about the field? Over the past century, agriculture has seen an explosion in productivity, thanks to things like mechanization, synthetic fertilizers, selective breeding, and, of course, pesticides -- lots of it. But it remains to be seen what role robots will play in working the fields. Automation was possible in factories because tasks were repetitive and the environment well-defined. A robot arm welding a car chassis does the exact same job over and over. When it comes to crops, though, everything changes: the environment is unstructured and tasks -- like picking a fruit -- have to be constantly readjusted.
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TechOnline | Introduction to NI LabVIEW Robotics - 0 views

  • NI LabVIEW Robotics is a software package that provides a complete suite of tools to help you rapidly design sophisticated robotics systems for medical, agricultural, automotive, research, and military applications. The LabVIEW Robotics Software Bundle includes all of the functionality you need, from multicore real-time and FPGA design capabilities to vision, motion, control design, and simulation. Watch an introduction and demonstration of LabVIEW Robotics.
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Robocopter Responds To Natural Language Direction | BotJunkie - 0 views

  • This little helicopter is able to understand you when you tell it what to do. No pushing buttons, no using special commands, you just tell it where you want it to go and (eventually) it goes. Of course, I’m sure it required a bit of work to define where “door” and “elevator” and “window” are, but it’s a much more intuitive way to control a UAV that works when your hands are full, when you’re stressed (think military), or simply when you have no idea now to control a UAV. I don’t have much in the way of other details on this project, besides the fact that it probably comes from the Robust Robotics Group at MIT, and possibly from someone who lives in this dorm. How do I know? Well, one of the research goals of the RRG is “to build social robots that can quickly learn what people want without being annoying or intrusive,” and this video is on the same YouTube channel. ‘Nuff said.
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This Robotic Dragonfly Flew 40 Years Ago | BotJunkie - 0 views

  • In the 1970s the CIA had developed a miniature listening device that needed a delivery system, so the agency’s scientists looked at building a bumblebee to carry it. They found, however, that the bumblebee was erratic in flight, so the idea was scrapped. An amateur entymologist on the project then suggested a dragonfly and a prototype was built that became the first flight of an insect-sized machine. A laser beam steered the dragonfly and a watchmaker on the project crafted a miniature oscillating engine so the wings beat, and the fuel bladder carried liquid propellant. Despite such ingenuity, the project team lost control over the dragonfly in even a gentle wind. “You watch them in nature, they’ll catch a breeze and ride with it. We, of course, needed it to fly to a target. So they were never deployed operationally, but this is a one-of-a-kind piece.”
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