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Episode 63: Uber Pressured to Sell Self-Driving Division Aug 18, 2018

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Uber continues to lose money, and the most recent earnings report shows losses of $891 million dollars in Q2 2018. This has prompted investors to pressure Uber to sell off its high-profile autonomous vehicle research division which is costing between $125-200 million per quarter to maintain. Christian explains why he thinks that would be a good move for the company.

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Episode 62: How does a Machine Learn? Aug 07, 2018

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Supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning. What do these terms mean? How do they differ?

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Episode 20: Musk vs Zuck and the Future of AI

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Episode 61: Why I Don't Buy Superintelligent AGI Jul 26, 2018

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Christian lays out some of the reasons he doesn't buy the superintelligence hype or fear.

Links:

The Local Maximum

Books mentioned:

The Emperor's New Mind

Superintelligence

The Myth of a Superhuman AI

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Episode 60: Rise of the RoboChef Jul 24, 2018

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Links:

DataHubbs

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Data Science for Business

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Episode 59: My Data Science Path Thus Far Jul 17, 2018

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Christian discusses his background and how he got to where he is working in machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Links:

Predictive Analytics

Fundamentals of Machine Learning for Predictive Analytics

Data Science from Scratch

Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn and Tensorflow

Practical Data Science with R

Hands-On Deep Reinforcement Learning

DataHubbs

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DeepMind Capture the Flag

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Episode 58: Beaten at Our Own Games Jul 10, 2018

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Google DeepMind and OpenAI recently released some new results that give a tantalizing glimpse at what AI can become in the future. We discuss DeepMind's results on capture the flag and the human-bot cooperation as well as OpenAI's recent achievements (and upcoming challenge) in DOTA2 with the OpenAI Five.

Links:

OpenAI Five

Episodes Mentioned

Episode 23: AI Competes in DOTA2 Tournament

Episode 51: Adapting to AI in Industry with Jeff Kavanaugh

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Episode 57: Robotic Process Automation in Industry with Nicolas Hess Jul 03, 2018

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This week we talk to Nicolas Hess, founder of Roboyo, a consulting firm focused on bringing Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to companies around the globe. We discuss what RPA is, how it fits in with AI, what are some of the use cases, and who its impacting.

Links:

Roboyo

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AI Winter is Well on its Way

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Episode 56: AI Winter is Coming? Jun 26, 2018

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The AI research community has weathered two "AI winters" - periods where the funding stops flowing to AI research, companies, and products - since the 1950's. More people these days are beginning to speculate that another winter is on the horizon as the market seems to be in a bubble with massive salaries and valuations to everyone associated with the new technology. We take a look at a pair of articles and try to chart a middle-road between the sky is falling and eternal enthusiasm for the prospects of the field.

Links:

When the Bubble Bursts...

Previous episodes mentioned:

Episode 54: The Local Maximum

Episode 32: The Magic Leap of AI Investment

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Episode 55: The Human Advantage Jun 19, 2018

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Our guest today has recently authored a new book called The Human Advantage: The Future of American Work in the Age of Smart Machines which argues for key differences between humans and machines that will ensure that humans remain employed for a long, long time to come. Dr. Jay Richards and I discuss some of these fundamental differences that he lays out in the book and how the workplace will evolve in the coming years.

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