Good news for folks looking to learn about the latest AI development techniques: Nvidia is now allowing the general public to access the online workshops it provides through its Deep Learning Institute (DLI). The GPU giant today announced today that selected workshops in the DLI catalog will be open to everybody. These workshops previously were available only to companies that wanted specialized training for their in-house developers, or to folks who had attended the company's GPU Technology Conferences. Two of the open courses will take place next month, including "Fundamentals of Accelerated Computing with CUDA Python," which explores developing parallel workloads with CUDA and NumPy and cost $500. There is also "Applications of AI for Predictive Maintenance," which explores technologies like XGBoost, LSTM, Keras, and Tensorflow, and costs $700.

Hyderabad, 15th November 2017: Times Professional Learning recently conducted a Deep Learning Workshop at Hyderabad, in association with its technology partner NVIDIA. The one day workshop got a good response from the technology enthusiasts of Hyderabad. The instructor-led NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute (DLI) Master Class on deep learning helped students and professionals understand various aspects of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI). NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute (NVDLI) focuses on an instructor-led training for developers, data scientists and researchers. It was the first among a series of workshops to be conducted all across India at major cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Pune and Bengaluru.

These are slide-synchronized video recordings from the ICML'15 Deep Learning Workshop I organized with Kyunghyun Cho, Yann LeCun, Max Welling, Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio. It took a while before we got permission from all involved parties, but here they are! For the recordings without slides, please see this YouTube playlist. You can browse/download the source here.

Deep Learning Workshop: Deep Learning (DL) is now driving another renaissance and surge of excitement in Neural Network research and applications. Startling results on real world large scale tasks have been reported especially since 2009 (although DL's origins date back to the 1960s). We are pleased to have speakers from major IT companies such as Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Baidu, as well as top academic pioneers in this area. Presentations will cover both academic and industrial perspectives. Participation in the Deep Learning workshop is limited, and priority will go to regular conference attendees, after which attendance will be on a first come, first served basis.