Announcements Big tech must weigh AI’s risks vs. rewards In an interview with the New York Times, Hinton noted the pace of AI advancement is… Read More »DSC Weekly 2 May 2023 – Big tech must weigh AI’s risks vs. rewards
Announcements Tech Layoffs and Uncertainty Raise Big Questions for Higher Education Mass layoffs continue across the tech industry, with tens of thousands of workers losing… Read More »DSC Weekly 25 April 2023 – Tech Layoffs and Uncertainty Raise Big Questions for Higher Education
Announcements ChatGPT, The Overconfident Artist Two weeks ago, I wrote about the concepts of XAI, or explainable artificial intelligence. The basic concept is XAI is… Read More »DSC Weekly 18 April 2023 – ChatGPT, The Overconfident Artist
Announcements Redefining “No-Code” Development Platforms I recently watched a video from Blizzard Entertainment Game Director Wyatt Cheng on ChatGPT’s ability to create a simple video… Read More »DSC Weekly 11 April 2023 – Redefining “No-Code” Development Platforms
Announcements Show Your Work with XAI Recent generative AI developments have raised several questions as the products created around these new developments moved into the… Read More »DSC Weekly 4 April 2023 – Show Your Work with XAI
Announcements New Books and Courses Explore Synthetic Data, ML Strategies MLtechniques released two new books recently. The first one, version 4.1 now, deals with synthetic… Read More »DSC Weekly 29 March 2023 – New Books and Courses Explore Synthetic Data, ML Strategies
Announcements GPT-4: Chatbots and Data Prep Ain’t What They Used To Be With the recent launch of OpenAI’s GPT-4, Google Bard and Anthropic’s Claude, reporters… Read More »DSC Weekly 22 March 2023 – GPT-4: Chatbots and Data Prep Ain’t What They Used To Be
Announcements Our Revamped Submission Guidelines Since our migration to WordPress, we have been looking to solidify a set of guidelines for writers to look at… Read More »DSC Weekly 14 March 2023 – Our Revamped Submission Guidelines
Announcements Repetitions of History: Can You Trust Your Eyes (or Ears)? We find ourselves in a similar conversation today that occurred in the 1880s when… Read More »DSC Weekly 7 March 2023 – Repetitions of History: Can You Trust Your Eyes (or Ears)?
Announcements Are Generative Adversarial Networks Really Useful? Such a question may seem as coming from a dinosaur, adverse to change. Or from someone selling traditional… Read More »DSC Weekly 28 February 2023 – Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs): Are They Really Useful?
