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Active learning: How to accelerate AI model training

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  Active learning: How to accelerate AI model training Let’s face it: training an AI model isn’t much fun. Imagine you were training an intern who’d just joined your company. This intern is extremely bright and can work at lightning speed for 24 hours a day without any breaks. This should be a dream come true, right? Except, they don’t know a thing about your business. They can’t tell the difference between a ‘thank you’ email and an urgent customer complaint. They have zero common sense and get even the most basic things wrong. Anyone who’s ever started training an AI model for their business can probably relate to this example. The good news is that AI can be trained to understand your business accurately and carry out your most important processes. But it takes time and effort, and, usually, lots of data annotation. Let’s face it: training an AI model isn’t much fun. Imagine you were training an intern who’d just joined your company. This intern is extremely bright and can work ...

AI Stole Your Voice? Speak Up

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 AI Stole Your Voice? Speak Up Last summer, as they drove to a doctor's appointment near their home in New York City,  Paul Skye Lehrman , and  Linnea Sage  listened to a podcast about the rise of AI and the threat it posed to the livelihoods of writers, actors, and other  entertainment professionals . The topic was particularly important to the young married couple. They made their living as  voice actors  and  AI technologies  were beginning to generate voices that sounded like the real thing. But the podcast had an unexpected twist. To underline the threat from AI, the host conducted a lengthy interview with a talking  chatbot  named Poe. It sounded just like Lehrman. "We pulled the car over and sat there in absolute disbelief, trying to figure out what just happened and what we should do," Lehrman said.   Lehrman and Sage are now suing the company that created the bot's voice. They claim that Lovo, a startup in  Berkel...

Today's Robotics for Tomorrow's AI: Shaping the Future

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Today's Robotics for Tomorrow's AI: Shaping the Future The world of robotics has been rapidly evolving, with innovations that seem straight out of a science fiction novel becoming a reality. From autonomous drones to intelligent household assistants, the robotics industry is paving the way for advancements that will significantly influence the future of artificial intelligence (AI). In this blog, we'll explore how today's robotics is setting the stage for tomorrow's AI and the transformative impact these technologies will have on our lives. The Symbiosis of Robotics and AI Robotics and AI are intrinsically linked, with each field driving advancements in the other. Robotics provides a tangible platform for AI to operate in the physical world, while AI imbues robots with the capability to learn, adapt, and perform complex tasks autonomously. This symbiosis is crucial in several key areas: Enhanced Learning Algorithms : Real-World Data : Robots collect vast amounts of ...

Inheritance in Python

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Inheritance in Python   Python programming language is easy to learn and works on both procedural and object-oriented programming approach. Inheritance is one such concept in object-oriented programming. Code reusability being the forte of inheritance, it helps in a lot of applications when we are working on Python. The following are the concepts discussed in this article: What Is Inheritance? 2. init Function 3. Types Of Inheritance Single Inheritance Multiple Inheritance Multilevel Inheritance Hierarchical Inheritance Hybrid Inheritance 4. Python super() Function 5. Python Method Overriding What Is Inheritance? The method of inheriting the properties of parent class into a child class is known as inheritance. It is an OOP concept. The following are the benefits of inheritance. Code reusability- we do not have to write the same code, again and again, we can just inherit the properties we need in a child class. It represents a real-world relationship between parent class and child ...