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Machine Growth is a series of AI-driven videos that imagines and images a biological-like life for everyday technologies, by creatively morphing them into, for example, trees, house plants, flowers, fish, or coral. Cassette tapes, phones, cameras, headphones, projectors, typewriters, and other electronic waste are “alive” in as much as they grow and spread, consume and break down, diffuse waste and minerals, shift power and stories into and around the world – literally and metaphorically. This series visually compares and contrasts electronic and biological vitality, asking:

What will digital media be and do, after us?

How will our devices weather or grow over time?

What else might our techno-waste be, and how might we sense and feel this?

Where might electronics lead our environmental and economic politics?

Can we plan and act toward new and different futures?

Machine Growth is priced to own at .05 ETH via opensea.io/collection/machine-growth. The series is almost complete, with three final pieces still in production. The series presents the potentials of alternate life cycles for what we use and throw out, what it might grow into, and how the Earth may (or may not) claim it.

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Machine learning and Deep learning by Sanjeev Arora

Machine learning uses algorithms to parse data, learn from that data, and make informed decisions based on what it has learned. Deep learning is just a subset of machine learning. It technically is machine learning and functions in a similar way.

To know more visit: www.jigsawacademy.com/pgpdm/

Hiperplano SVR by Javi

Bonito, ¿no?

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Applied Machine Learning Days, January 29-30, 2018

@STCC, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

#AMLD2018 @appliedmldays

Copyright: ©Samuel Devantery - www.samueldevantery.com

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Alteryx Inspire Conference 2018

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Alteryx Inspire Conference 2018

F6-34+F5-40_n11_o08_r1.33_cr0_b0.75 by Gene Kogan

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Neural Information Processing Systems by Eric Brochu

This week, I'm attending the 2005 Conference on Advanced in Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS). It's a good opportunity to learn about what's going on in Machine Learning. Despite the name, it's pretty much a machine learning conference, with a little bit of Neuroscience thrown in.

One of the things that always gets me is how fast the hot topics change. My first year at NIPS (2002), it was all about Support Vector Machines, and now there's very little. I haven't quite spotted what the new hot thing is, but there's a lot of buzz about my own current research topic, Active Learning. In the trendoid world of Machine Learning, will it still be hot in two years? I dunno, but I still think it's an interesting area of research with a lot of potential. Even if it is so popular now that all the wannabe-cool kids are all into it. Just remember, I was into Active Learning back when it was all about keepin' it real.

Beautiful landscapes by Beppe

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