Michael Sluydts @MichaelSluydts

CEO of @ePotentia Joined July 2017

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hardmaru @hardmaru

2 years ago

“Meta disbanded its Responsible AI team” Nice timing for Facebook to get this inconvenient news out of the way, while everyone’s attention is still focused on another AI company 😏 theverge.com/2023/11/18/239…

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ePotentia @ePotentia

3 years ago

We had a great day with a motivated crowd! Thanks @VSC_HPC and @FWOVlaanderen for making it possible!

EuroCC@Belgium @EuroCC_Belgium

3 years ago

We had a great day with a motivated crowd! Thanks @VSC_HPC and @FWOVlaanderen for making it possible!

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ePotentia @ePotentia

3 years ago

Ready to try some practicaI #AI? Interested in #MaterialScience? Come join us for our first hands-on session together with @VSC_HPC! bit.ly/3z8J4zA

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Ethan Caballero @ethanCaballero

3 years ago

Google has beaten DALL·E 2. "Imagen: Photorealistic Text-to-Image Diffusion Models with Deep Language Understanding" gweb-research-imagen.appspot.com

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François Chollet @fchollet

3 years ago

In ML there are only very simple concepts. Understanding ML is within reach for almost anyone with programming experience, if you explain it in terms they can understand (e.g. code and figures), and not using unnecessarily opaque notation they can't parse.

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Jeff Dean @JeffDean

3 years ago

9 exaflops of ML compute from TPUv4 pods in one building, powered by 90% carbon-free energy. That's a lot of windflop/s! cloud.google.com/blog/products/…

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Roman Ring @Inoryy

3 years ago

10 yrs ago @karpathy wrote a blog post on the outlook of AI: karpathy.github.io/2012/10/22/sta… in which he describes how difficult it would be for an AI to understand a given photo, concluding "we are very, very far and this depresses me." Today, our Flamingo steps up to the challenge.

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Christoph Molnar 🦋 christophmolnar.bsky.social @ChristophMolnar

4 years ago

A lot of machine learning research has detached itself from solving real problems, and created their own "benchmark-islands". How does this happen? And why are researchers not escaping this pattern? A thread 🧵

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Michael Sluydts @MichaelSluydts

4 years ago

Giving a popular science talk on materials discovery with AI on wednesday, everyone welcome to join! facebook.com/events/1430809…

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Deb Raji @rajiinio

5 years ago

🗣️Finally, it's out! It's here! In this paper, me, @morganklauss & @amironesei present work on a topic people remain hesitant to discuss - the **power dynamic between disciplines** & how that shapes poor AI ethics education and practice. Check it out: dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/34…

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SecurityGuill @SecurityGuill

5 years ago

An #infographic about the companies that know most about you 🕵️‍♂️🔎 They know your privacy better than you do 🔓 #cybersecurity #dataprivacy #infosec

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François Chollet @fchollet

5 years ago

Deep learning excels at unlocking the creation of impressive early demos of new applications using very little development resources. The part where it struggles is reaching the level of consistent usefulness and reliability required by production usage.

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Meagan Oakley @meaganoakley

5 years ago

Stay til the end, worth it

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DelocalizedDanny @DelocalizedD

5 years ago

I never believed in "excellent" science. To me this always is "good" science. I.e. science done the way it should be done. @PhilippMarkolin provides an excellently 😉worded argument for my own gut-feeling. HT @toni___g #slowscience #goodscience #goodreads link.medium.com/GqloEqbL4db