In the hour before the Chaotic Singles x Tinder dating event kicked off at the Moxy South Beach in Miami, the sky opened and the downpour began. The patrons of the nearby restaurant where I'd been dining were caught in the deluge, the rain soaking them as though they'd just swum in directly from Biscayne Bay. This perhaps had a cleansing effect--some sort of spiritual clean slate upon which to begin the night's mingling endeavor. But on a more literal level, it meant that the hotel's gorgeous rooftop would no longer be the venue for the night's icebreakers and hopeful attempts at romance. Instead, the event would be held in the lobby, alongside guests of the hotel.

Come to talk digital health with friends . We are bringing together company leaders & investors in digtial health. Stay for a short visit or as long as you like. The theme of the evening is "Artificial intelligence will do 80% of what doctors do by 2030." Steven Wardell is the author of The Future of Digital Health, a growth & fundraising consultant to digital health companies with Wardell Advisors, & a former Wall Street equity research analyst covering digital health & therapeutics.

This launch event for the Royal Society volume New Approaches to 3D Vision explores how AI, animals, & humans see & navigate the 3D world. In Artificial Intelligence (AI), 3D vision is enabling autonomous cars & robots to freely navigate the world & helping AI to solve fundamental scientific questions like protein folding. In animals, brain recordings from freely moving animals are enabling us to understand how animals process & navigate through space. In humans, virtual reality, augmented reality, & 3D cinema are all having a transformative effect on our 3D visual experience. In turn, these innovations are revolutionizing our understanding of 3D vision & navigation.

Thanks to advancements in deep learning & artificial neural networks, computer vision is increasingly capable of mimicking human vision & is paving the way for self-driving cars, medical diagnosis, scanning recorded surveillance, manufacturing & much more. In this introductory workshop, Sage Elliot will give an overview of deep learning as it related to computer vision with a focused discussion around image classification. You will also learn about careers in computer vision & who are some of the biggest users of this technology. About Your Instructor: Sage Elliott is a Machine Learning Developer Evangelist for Sixgill with about 10 years of experience in the engineering space. He has passion for exploring new technologies & building communities.

The World Post Pandemic: How surveillance and weapon systems, used unwisely, can harm humanity! Mark Twain once wrote "against the assault of laughter nothing can stand." Ethics In Technology is planning to put Mark Twain's statement to the test about the military-industrial complex and the surveillance state. Join us for a night of thought-provoking presentations followed by some wonderful comedy. The show is hosted by nonprofit organization Ethics in Technology, a nonprofit watchdog group advocating for a world where big tech firms and technology work to serve humanity and the planet, rather than the other way around.

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On October 25, 2018, the first artificial intelligence artwork ever sold at Christie's auction house shattered expectations, fetching $432,500. Today, the House of Montréal.AI Fine Arts introduces: Montréal.AI's Fine Arts Auction, the first international auction dedicated to quintessential fine AI arts. "The Artists Creating with AI Won't Follow Trends; THEY WILL SET THEM." -- Montréal.AI Fine Arts We are getting ready for the first auction. Top art collectors will be able to place bids internationally. On Tue, Nov 26, 2019 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM EST, the General Secretariat of MONTREAL.AI will present, with authority: "Artificial Intelligence 101: The First World-Class Overview of AI for the General Public".

The University of Oxford is hosting AI@Oxford, the institution's first major international conference on Artificial Intelligence. AI@Oxford will be held in the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, Park End St, Oxford, OX1 1HP.The venue is directly opposite Oxford train station, less than a 1-minute walk away for those arriving by train. Please note that there is no public parking at Saïd Business School and car parking in Oxford city centre is limited; however, guests can use various car parking in the city centre or use Oxford Park & Ride services. At registration you will receive your delegate badge, a conference programme and if you have booked, a dinner ticket. Please always wear your badge.

We've told you about it, and now it's happening. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) recently got approved. Are you and your organization ready to explain your models? Jo-Fai Chow from H2O will lead us in a journey through the construction and interpretation of Machine Learning models, in an hand-on experience open to everybody (previous knowledge of ML is not required). We will discover the use of two R packages, h2o & LIME, for automatic and interpretable machine learning.