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Founder & Research Vice President at 451 Research, Nick Patience, and Sajesh Gopinath, UST SmartOps GM
In this 38,000-word (really) long post (Neuralink and the Brain's Magical Future), Tim Urban does a brilliant analysis of why Elon Musk wants to start Neuralink — his latest company that wants to build a neural lace, a high bandwidth whole brain interface that can read and write to the brain at the same speed computers read and write data to each other. The post is split into 6 parts, and although there's no way I can do justice to a post this long by trying to summarize it here, I can go through some of my top observations from the post:
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According to the post, the prediction accuracy of Multi-issue bargaining model described in the post is high enough that the technique dramatically improved negotiation tactics in the following areas:
From machine learning to robotics and data science, there are multiple avenues to commence a career in AI. A number of exciting opportunities beckon, and a disciplined approach is essential to capitalize on these.
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Choosing the right language to learn and excel at can be the most crucial step in any programmer’s career journey.
Different unexplored worlds wait out there for programmers to explore and a programming language can be their best lens. Every language opens unique doors leading to many-sided possibilities.
In this article, we discuss the two most widely used languages in the programming world: Python and Ruby. With their origins in 1909s, both are license free and cross-platform. If this brings hope, then read along for a plethora of pleasant surprises both can bring.
Google and Amazon!
These tech titans are a dream come true for every budding AI engineer.
Every fresh engineering graduate who has walked out of college dreams about working at Google or Amazon — “the perfect work environment.”