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Generative vs Discriminative AI: Understanding the 5 Key Differences

Data Science Dojo

A visual representation of generative AI – Source: Analytics Vidhya Generative AI is a growing area in machine learning, involving algorithms that create new content on their own. These algorithms use existing data like text, images, and audio to generate content that looks like it comes from the real world.

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Google AI

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By harnessing machine learning, natural language processing, and deep learning, Google AI enhances various products and services, making them smarter and more user-friendly. Formerly known as Google Research, it was rebranded during the 2018 Google I/O conference.

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Predictive analytics vs. AI: Why the difference matters in 2023?

Data Science Dojo

We’ll dive into the core concepts of AI, with a special focus on Machine Learning and Deep Learning, highlighting their essential distinctions. However, with the introduction of Deep Learning in 2018, predictive analytics in engineering underwent a transformative revolution.

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Inductive biases of neural network modularity in spatial navigation

ML @ CMU

In practice, our algorithm is off-policy and incorporates mechanisms such as two critic networks and target networks as in TD3 ( fujimoto et al., 2018 ) to enhance training (see Materials and Methods in Zhang et al.,

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DeepMind

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is dedicated to creating systems that can learn and adapt, a fundamental step toward achieving General-Purpose Artificial Intelligence (AGI). Technology and methodology DeepMind’s approach revolves around sophisticated machine learning methods that enable AI to interact with its environment and learn from experience.

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From Academia to Industry: How a 2018 Paper Foreshadowed OpenAI’s Latest Innovation

NYU Center for Data Science

The tweet linked to a paper from 2018, hinting at the foundational research behind these now-commercialized ideas. Back in 2018, recent CDS PhD grad Katrina Drozdov (née Evtimova), Cho, and their colleagues published a paper at ICLR called “ Emergent Communication in a Multi-Modal, Multi-Step Referential Game.”

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[AI/ML] Keswani’s Algorithm for 2-player Non-Convex Min-Max Optimization

Towards AI

Keswani’s Algorithm introduces a novel approach to solving two-player non-convex min-max optimization problems, particularly in differentiable sequential games where the sequence of player actions is crucial. Keswani’s Algorithm: The algorithm essentially makes response function : maxy∈{R^m} f (.,

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