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Jeff Dean, Head of AI at Google discusses the impact of ML (TensorFlow Meets)



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In this episode of TensorFlow Meets, Laurence Moroney sits down with Jeff Dean, a Google Senior Fellow working in the area of Machine Intelligence Engineering. Laurence taps into Jeff’s insights about machine learning (ML) and how it’s impacting many different engineering domains and scientific domains in general. Jeff Dean and his team have conducted research on how to use ML to tackle quantum chemistry problems at ~300,000x the speed of traditional methods. From broadening research horizons to decreasing the cost of solar energy and increasing the efficiency of health care systems, ML has massive potential to solve global problems. Subscribe to the channel and stay tuned for more TensorFlow Meets!

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11 thoughts on “Jeff Dean, Head of AI at Google discusses the impact of ML (TensorFlow Meets)
  1. When will the next update to SyntaxNet coming up? I wanted to use that tool for a project 1.5 year ago, But I was not able to use it as I found it lacking a lot such as
    1. Python 3 Support
    2. Easy installation
    3. Better Doc
    4. Better they split it from TF package such as TF-SyntaxNet
    5. DRAGNN Doc

    When can we expect more about SyntaxNet

  2. I've heard a lot of machine learning when it comes down to image processing but what about other sets of data such as audio, 3d imagery, etc?

  3. How long until we have Slap-drones? They'd solve most of humanities problems. Even virtual ones that could be assigned to internet based user accounts would make a huge difference. Imagine that, every time some clown posts "First!" they get a virtual slap.

  4. One question I’ve had is what aspects of small business could ML be most applicable to, specifically for businesses working without a lot of data or data collection practices. What are areas to focus on in small business to find ML applicable problems, and how should you go about implementing data collection?

  5. I have one and only one question. Whether we have to make seperate algorithm and model for each problem rather than using the existing one like cnn, rnn so and so?

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