Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
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The Meaning of (Artificial) LifePhil WinderFriday Nov 17 @ 10:50
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Improving Business Decision Making with Bayesian Artificial IntelligenceMichael GreenFriday Nov 17 @ 12:00
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Data Science, Delivered ContinuouslyArif WiderChristian DegerFriday Nov 17 @ 13:50
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Machine Learning in the Wild: Techniques for Understanding your AudienceSarah GuidoFriday Nov 17 @ 15:00
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TensorFlow in the Wild (or the Democratization of Machine Learning)Kaz SatoFriday Nov 17 @ 16:10
A 05 - A 06
Topic Description
Track Host: Preben Thorø & Erik Dörnenburg
The ideas of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence have been around since the 1950s, but two trends have led to a surge in interest over the past few years. Many organisations now hold vastly more data about their customers and businesses, and fast connected computers have dramatically increased the processing power available to tackle the processing of this data.
In this track we will look at principles, techniques, and examples on how to improve data processing through Machine Learning techniques. This track will also highlight that Artificial Intelligence is not what Hollywood movies make us believe and that machines are not really intelligent in the human sense.