Artificial Intelligence #62

Hey, in this issue: AI for text-driven image manipulation, how to build a €25k machine learning rig, AI designs new antibiotics in a matter of days, machine learning can tell athletes when to train and when to stop, artificial intelligence has a problem with grammar, the new and improved PyTorch profiler, and more.

This issue is sponsored by Tecton and Lambda Labs.

• [Tool] PyTorch Profiler - the new and improved performance debugging tool
• [Video] Interactive text-driven image manipulation (paper, code)
• [Article] Adversarial machine learning: the underrated threat of data poisoning
• [Article] Artificial intelligence can now design new antibiotics in a matter of days
• [Sponsored] apply(): the ML Data Engineering Conference, April 21-22

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• [Article] Machine learning can tell athletes when to train and when to stop
• [Research] A self-supervised learning framework for hyperparameter tuning and model selection (paper)
• [Sponsored] Lambda GPU cloud for deep learning - scale from a single machine to an entire fleet of VMs with a few clicks
• [DIY] How to build a €25k machine learning rig
• [Article] Artificial intelligence has a problem with grammar

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