(This article has been updated with an extended review of Carbon Black to reflect Tom Barsi’s selection as theCUBE’s Guest of the Week.) Don’t look now, but VMware Inc. has built a significant cybersecurity practice. The August acquisition of Carbon Black Inc. for $2.1 billion represented a major step forward for the network virtualization vendor’s […]
Today’s leading minds talk AI with host Byron Reese About this Episode Episode 89 of Voices in AI features Byron speaking with Cycorp CEO Douglas Lenat on developing AI and the very nature of intelligence. Listen to this episode or read the full transcript at www.VoicesinAI.com Transcript Excerpt Byron Reese: This is Voices in AI
What is the fate of VMware Inc. virtual machines? Some tout containers (a virtualized method for running distributed applications) as their obvious successor — at least in modern cloud environments. But in real companies with a variety of applications, and Developer Operations (DevOps) teams, there may still be a place for both. “This whole VM-versus-container
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From procedural recognition to YOLO. With single pass decoders, computer vision makes a generational leap; a look inside it. Computer vision is one of the fields where Artificial Intelligence is expanding. Just think of the autonomous and driverless cars, where Tesla has been leading the way, and where all the other car manufacturers are now diving
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Today’s leading minds talk AI with host Byron Reese About this Episode Episode 91 of Voices in AI features Byron speaking with Mazin Gilbert from AT&T Labs about the nature of intelligence and why we have so much trouble defining it. Listen to this episode or read the full transcript at www.VoicesinAI.com Transcript Excerpt Byron
Can a machine tell you which movie you’re going to like watching next? Can it call a restaurant to make a reservation for you? Can its driving be safer than yours? Of course! Today, these artificially intelligent (AI) machines are doing a great job at simulating human intelligence. AI has been helping us to make
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Last updated on October 11, 2018 Scikit-learn is a well known Python machine learning library. It provides various utilities for machine learning, including those for cross-validation. In a standard (K)-fold cross-validation, the data are split into (K) subsets (with equal size). There are (K) rounds of training and testing. In each round, one subset is
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May 10, 2019 Posted by Brian Njoroge in Head Scratch | 4 comments Every decade, has its hottest job opportunity. During the early 1980s and early 1990s, people were in a rush to apply investment and banking jobs. In the late 90s and early 2000s, with the growth of the internet, and most Tech graduate
Today’s leading minds talk AI with host Byron Reese About this Episode Episode 93 of Voices in AI features Byron speaking with Berkeley Robotic Learning Lab Director Pieter Abbeel about the nature of AI, the problems with creating intelligence and the forward trajectory of AI research. Listen to this episode or read the full transcript
JDA Software and KPMG LLP recently published a wide-ranging survey regarding supply-chain technology. The main takeaway: end-to-end visibility is the No. 1 priority. But in order to make this a reality, the survey also notes that AI (Artificial Intelligence), machine learning (ML) and cognitive analytics will be critical. Some of the ways in which AI can be used
