Where’s AI going in the near, and medium future? Final panel session of day 1
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Maks Ovsjanikov closing the days talks by a seminar on “Multi-modal AI”
Maks Ovsjanikov from Ecole Polytechnique closes out today’s talks by a seminar called “Multi-modal AI” – and, which he subtiles by “An User’s Perspective”.
Penultimate talk of the day: Advanced ML/DL Technologies” by François Courteille, Solutions Architect, Nvidia
Digging into hardware, and understanding the relationship between Machine Learning / Deep Learning, and HPC,
Automated Predictive Models: AI Driven AI, Benoit Gourdon, CEO & Remi Coletta, CTO – TellMePlus
And the last talk befor the coffee break is “Automated Predictive Models: AI Driven AI” – which sounds intriguingly recursive. By Benoit Gourdon, CEO & Remi Coletta, CTO – TellMePlus.
Polytechnique graduate (X09) and Facebook Research Engineer Martin Raison on “Virtual assistants: from engineering to research”
Polytechnique graduate (X09) and Facebook Research Engineer Martin Raison kicks off the discussion on “Virtual assistants: from engineering to research” Martin did his Polytechnique 3rd year research internship at Cisco Paris Research and Innovation Lab in Paris, then went on to Stanford, to Facebook, to create a startup, which then was acquired and folded him… Read More »
Now, Real-world ML/DL Deployment at Scale, James Jones, Customer Solutions Architect, Cisco
Next up, Session Chair Hugo Latapie introduces the ML/DL part of the session: An interesting talk called “Real-world ML/DL Deployment at Scale”, by James Jones, Customer Solutions Architect, Cisco.
Kicking off the afternoons sestion: The Future of AI: from Deep Learning to Deep Understanding, Ben Goertzel, Chief Scientist, Novamente
Kicking off the afternoon session “A.I., THE IMPACT ON INFRASTRUCTURE” The Future of AI: from Deep Learning to Deep Understanding, Ben Goertzel, Chief Scientist, Novamente
And the last talk of the ICN slot is “Multicast: How do we solve the ‘crying baby’ problem?”, Dr. Mayutan Arumathrai, University of Goettingen. Inquiring mind wanting to know: does the crying baby solution also apply to airplane cabins?
Now, talk on “Mobile video for ICN” – Ecole Polytechnique graduate and Cisco researcher Jacques Samain wins the price for the shortest title this morning
Memorable quotes from Jacques’ presentation: 1+3 = 4 82% of the Internet traffic is Video …
Opening the 2nd half of the ICN session: “Stream Reasoning-Based Control of Caching Strategies in CCN Routers, Prof. Dr. Hermann Hellwagner, Klagenfurt University
