Eye On A.I.
Episodes 390 total
Episode 31 - Terry Sejnowski
Terry Sejnowski, author of the book Deep Learning Revolution, who together with Geoff Hinton created Boltzmann machines, a deep learning network that has remark…
Episode 30 - The 3 Most Interesting Trends In AI
We begin 2020 by looking back at some of the highlights from 2019 including conversations with Turing award winners, Yoshua, Bengio and Yann Lecun, as well as w…
Episode 29 - Daphne Koller
Daphne Koller, formerly at Stanford University and cofounder of the online education company, Coursera, talks this week about using machine-learning to develop…
Episode 28 - Aude Billard
My guest this week, Aude Billard from Switzerland's Learning Algorithms and Systems Laboratory, blends control theory with machine learning to build robotic sys…
Episode 27 - Eric Schmidt and Robert O. Work
Former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt and former Deputy Defense Secretary Bob Work, co-chairs of the U.S. National Security Commission on AI, talk about th…
Episode 26 - Labelbox
The secret in much of artificial intelligence today is that it depends on hordes of unskilled workers to label the data used to train supervised learning models…
Episode 25 - Dawn Song
This week, I talk to Dawn Song, one of the world's foremost experts in computer security, about her vision of a new paradigm in which people control their data…
Episode 24 - Climate Change and AI
A few months ago at the recent international conference on machine learning, a workshop and research paper launched a movement to use machine learning in addres…
Episode 23 - AutoML with Determined AI
Automated machine-learning tools – or tools that automate the creation of machine-learning applications – are increasingly important in the current talent-scarc…
Episode 22 - Brendan McCord
This week, I talk to Brendan McCord, who wrote the Pentagon's AI strategy and is now a Special Government Employee at the National Security Commission on AI. Br…
Episode 20 - John Platt
This week I talk to John Platt, a Distinguished Scientist at Google, about twin problems: finding cheap zero-carbon energy sources and mitigating global warming…
Episode 19 - Chelsea Finn
This week we return to the world of thinking robots with Chelsea Finn, one of the youngest experts in the field, who talks about her journey, about her work in…
Episode 18 - Partha Talukdar
This week, we look at AI in India. With its massive population, fast-growing economy, English-language education and large supply of brilliant researchers and e…
Episode 17 - Yann Lecun
This week I talk to Yann Lecun, one of the brightest minds in machine learning today. Yann's work lies behind some of the most critical AI applications, most no…
Episode 16 - Trae Stephens and Brian Schimpf
This week I talk to Trae Stephens and Brian Schimpf from Anduril Industries, an AI defense contractor, about the current state of AI research and deployment for…
Episode 15 - Ken Church
This week, I talk to Ken Church, a pioneer in Natural Language Processing, whose use of statistical models on part of speech tagging revolutionized the field an…
Episode 14 - Sergey Levine
This week, I talk to Sergey Levine, one of the most prolific researchers in robot learning. We talked about developing a robot's sense of touch and about robot…
Episode 13 - Pieter Abbeel
Thinking robots: that's how much of the world envisions artificial intelligence and if there is one person on the planet who understands the limitations and pro…
Episode 12 - Samy Bengio and Yoshua Bengio
This week I talk to the Bengio brothers, Samy and Yoshua, in their first interview together. Yoshua recently won the Turing Award with Geoff Hinton and Yann Lec…