Software
Google Releases AI Training Data Set With 5 Million Images And 200,000 Landmarks
Posted in Online, Software on 3rd May, 2019
by Alex Muller
In a significant step toward its goal of more sophisticated landmark-detecting computer vision models, Google open-sourced Google-Landmarks-v2, a new, larger landmark recognition corpus containing twice as many photos and seven times as many landmarks.
Breakthroughs In Neuromorphic Computing Could Speed Computers And AI By Ten Times
Posted in Software on 2nd May, 2019
by Alex Muller
With the dramatic expansion of machine learning algorithms in recent years, applications are now demanding larger amounts of data storage and power to complete these difficult tasks.
4 Must-watch Tech Trends In Gaming (Venturebeat)
Posted in Games, Software on 21st Apr, 2019
by Alex Muller
It’s an exciting time for all types of games. From hypercasual mobile titles to global multiplayer smash hits, there is an incredible amount of excitement and engagement from players across the world. This energy continues to spur new advancements in game development,
General Purpose OpenAI Defeats World Champion DOTA Video Game Team 2-0
Posted in Featured, Games, Software on 15th Apr, 2019
by Alex Muller
OpenAI is general-purpose AI that the company hopes wants to use in a wide variety of applications. Instead of being built to do specific tasks, it’s meant to be able to learn how to do just about anything. The development team has used Dota 2 as a ‘test bed’ to see how far the AI can push itself.
Oculus VR’s Cross-buy Strategy Main Goal: Facebook Platform Lock-in
Posted in Business, Games, Software on 14th Apr, 2019
by Alex Muller
Customer lock-in is an economics idea that “makes a customer dependent on a vendor for products and services, unable to use another vendor without substantial switching costs.”