The back-propagation algorithm is one of the foundations of neural networks and deep learning. It is also hard to understand for beginners. I found a… Read More »An Easy Way to Understand the Back-Propagation Algorithm
Happy new year! This year , let’s start with an issue that gained so much prominence over the last two years: mental health. A variety… Read More »Artificial Intelligence for Mental Health
Late in the year, we are suddenly hearing a new term ‘web 3’ For the reasons I describe below, this trend will be significant In… Read More »The web 3 meme
Its that time of the year and while I do not like predictions, I think there is one which I want to talk about It’s… Read More »Large Language Models Are Leading low-code AI Applications in the Cloud
It’s the end, of the year and its time to reflect back on the year. Mc kinsey has published a state of AI for 2021.… Read More »State of AI 2021 – AI Adoption is maturing and here are the top use cases for 2021
In the post-AI and the future of autonomous systems, we saw that AI driven autonomous systems may take off independently of autonomous cars. Roboat from Amsterdam… Read More »Roboat: autonomous boats in Amsterdam – how AI driven autonomous systems will work
A few weeks ago, I said that we will be increasingly faced with AI audits and that I hoped such regulation would be pragmatic. (Could… Read More »How Explainable AI Is About To Become Mainstream
n this post, we discuss the future of autonomous systems and AI. Let’s consider the case of autonomous racing cars. Berkeley Autonomous Race Car (BARC),… Read More »AI and the future of autonomous systems
Continuing on the theme of AI ethics from my previous blog, Could an AI ethics audit end up like GDPR?, we have in the UK,… Read More »Living in a World of Algorithms Held Accountable By Regulation
In continuing my trend for AI ethics from the last post, Spinoza: Building an AI Ethics Framework From First Principles, I found some early research… Read More »Could an AI ethics audit end up like GDPR?
