So, you know that prototype we showed you? Turns out AI in real world conditions is hard. That's what would allow them to acquire common sense, in the end." It feels like the 1990s all over again. The company will be able to keep spending, and its spending will keep making it more powerful" ([1]) "What has surprised AWS as the cloud has evolved … I don't think in our wildest dreams we ever thought we'd have a six- to seven-year head start" ([1]) … and that is true in retail for Amazon as well ([1] [2] [3]) "Yahoo is perhaps most famous for destroying all of its best social properties. From its hideous deformations of Flickr and neglect of Upcoming to its starvation of Delicious and torment of GeoCities users, the company excelled at buying great things and turning them into unusable parodies of themselves. Execs seemed to profoundly misunderstand why people used the sites they bought."

April on /r/MachineLearning brings top posts in deep learning video tutorials and books, the TensorFlow Playground, deep conversation centered on an xkcd comic from 2014, Microsoft cognitive APIs, and a meta-conversation on the subreddit's direction. The Google Developer YouTube channel has launched a new video series, titled Machine Learning Recipes. There are 3 videos in the playlist, as of this writing. The series, hosted by Josh Gordon, consists of video topics such as "What Makes a Good Feature?" and "Visualizing a Decision Tree." This link is directly to the first of the videos.

April on /r/MachineLearning brings top posts in deep learning video tutorials and books, the TensorFlow Playground, deep conversation centered on an xkcd comic from 2014, Microsoft cognitive APIs, and a meta-conversation on the subreddit's direction. The Google Developer YouTube channel has launched a new video series, titled Machine Learning Recipes. There are 3 videos in the playlist, as of this writing. The series, hosted by Josh Gordon, consists of video topics such as "What Makes a Good Feature?" and "Visualizing a Decision Tree." This link is directly to the first of the videos.