NVIDIA AI Podcast

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Jul 6, 2017 • 15min

Ep. 29: TuSimple's Xiaodi Hou Talks About Bringing Driverless Trucks to Highways

Xiaodi Hou, CTO and co-founder of TuSimple, discusses the vital role of autonomous trucks in modern logistics. He shares insights on the challenges faced in implementing driverless technology, particularly in complex urban environments like Beijing. The conversation touches on high labor costs and the trucking industry's struggles in China. Hou also highlights the contrasting regulatory landscapes in the U.S. and China, emphasizing the need for innovative safety measures and advancements in computer vision to ensure reliability on highways.
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Jun 28, 2017 • 14min

Ep. 28: How Syed Ahmed Taught AI to Translate Sign Language

Syed Ahmed, an undergraduate student, is pioneering the use of AI to bridge communication gaps for the deaf community. He discusses developing a deep learning model that translates American Sign Language into English. The conversation explores innovative technologies aiding sign language users, the challenges of optimizing translations, and the importance of diverse datasets. Syed also highlights the ongoing need for research to improve communication effectiveness and the versatile applications of AI in visual information translation.
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Jun 21, 2017 • 14min

Ep. 27: Danny Lange, of Unity Technologies, on How AI Can Enhance Gaming, and Gaming Can Enhance AI

Danny Lange, VP of AI and Machine Learning at Unity Technologies, dives into the revolutionary impact of AI on game development. He discusses how deep learning is enhancing non-playable characters (NPCs), allowing them to engage players with more human-like behaviors. Lange also highlights the creative challenges of merging storytelling with advanced technology. Additionally, he explores the innovative use of gaming environments for training autonomous systems, showcasing their effectiveness in robotic development and AI training.
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Jun 14, 2017 • 22min

Ep. 26: Deep Learning Promises to Bring Algorithmic Investing Smarts to the Rest of Us

Gaurav Chakravorty, co-founder and head of trading at Qplum, shares insights on democratizing algorithmic investing. He discusses how machine learning can empower everyday investors, breaking down complex concepts into accessible strategies. The conversation highlights the shift from traditional methods to advanced algorithmic trading, addressing challenges and transformative potential. Gaurav emphasizes the importance of transparency in finance and critiques high fees, advocating for deep learning as a game-changer that levels the playing field in investing.
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Jun 7, 2017 • 24min

Ep. 25: Google's Ian Goodfellow on How an Argument in a Bar Led to Generative Adversarial Networks

In this enlightening discussion, Ian Goodfellow, a staff research scientist at Google Brain renowned for his work on Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), reveals how a bar argument inspired his groundbreaking idea. He delves into the mechanics of GANs, showcasing their role in reducing reliance on labeled data. Ian also discusses their application in identifying biases within datasets and their innovative use in cybersecurity to create deceptive honeypots for cyber attackers. This conversation is a fascinating blend of creativity and technical prowess!
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May 31, 2017 • 22min

Ep. 24: How Yahoo Uses AI to Create Instant eSports Highlight Reels

Yale Song, a Senior Research Scientist at Yahoo! Research, dives into the fascinating world of AI in eSports highlight reel generation. He discusses how AI technology is revolutionizing the immediate curation of electrifying gameplay moments, meeting the voracious demands of fans. Yale explains the challenges of highlighting key moments amid chaos, how deep learning classifies highlights, and how AI can even create shareable GIFs in real-time. The conversation highlights the shift towards objective analyses in sports, reshaping how we experience eSports.
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May 22, 2017 • 18min

Ep. 23: How Airbus A³ Plans to Bring Autonomous Air Taxis to Urban Skies

Arne Stoschek, head of autonomous systems at Airbus A3, discusses the exciting future of air taxis designed to alleviate urban congestion. He dives into the technical details, such as the innovative designs and lightweight materials that make these autonomous vehicles feasible. Stoschek also addresses the regulatory hurdles facing air taxis and highlights the crucial role of electrification in reducing costs. With urban commuters in mind, he outlines the vision for scalable solutions that could redefine urban travel.
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May 16, 2017 • 24min

Ep. 22: Kitt.ai Co-Founder on How AI Lets Us Talk with Our Machines

Xuchen Yao, co-founder of Kitt.ai and expert in voice and text-driven user experiences, dives into the evolution of AI in chat and voice technology. He shares insights on his journey from academia to entrepreneurship, including the creation of the Snowboy weak word detection engine. The conversation explores innovative solutions for customizable voice activation and the future of voice-activated AI in everyday life. Yao also discusses advancements in conversational AI, its applications in various sectors, and the growing acceptance of voice interfaces.
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May 12, 2017 • 8min

Ep. 21: Live at GTC - How AI and VR Intersect

Michael Ludden, Senior Project Manager at IBM Watson, dives into the thrilling intersection of AI and VR. He discusses how these technologies can enhance immersive experiences while easing computational demands through cloud-based AI solutions. Ludden also highlights their powerful applications in training and therapy, showcasing innovations like a voice-command surgical simulator and VR platforms for construction inspections. The potential for creativity in industries such as healthcare and education shines as AI and VR combine forces for groundbreaking advancements.
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May 11, 2017 • 21min

Ep. 20: Live at GTC - How AI Will Bring More Joy to Your Cooking

Hristo Bojinov, the Chief Technology Officer at Innit and an expert in deep learning, shares insights into how AI can transform our cooking experiences. He discusses the concept of a 'connected kitchen' that simplifies meal planning and enhances time spent with loved ones. Hristo also explores the innovative use of computer vision technology to personalize cooking and reduce waste. Additionally, he talks about balancing convenience with culinary creativity, and the future of kitchen appliances through modular upgrades and cloud computing.

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