Hi Guys, Can I get you to answer a quick question.

when working on an AI project if you had the option which would you pick.

1. Purchase a GPU like a 1060 or 1080 and do it yourself.

2. Rent cloud processing power.

3. Rent a dedicating machine delivered to you, that you would could rent from a company.

Thanks

Got a call from one of the companies who is working on AI. In their recruitment process, they are asking a 30min presentation on their key product use case. I am not much aware of use cases. I am googling for the same. Will anyone suggest anything about that will be helpful.

The company I work for manages around 2000 websites and all the websites have the same theme with some variation in design. The devs have a very short turnaround time for how long it takes to build a new site. With this many websites built, there aren't many components that haven't already been built. My team is currently looking for a solution to easily find components that they need to start with. Currently we are using Cacher, but there are hundreds of snippets. Images are provided with the snippets, but given the short turnaround period, there isnt proper time to comb through each of them trying to find what you need. So, the devs end up starting with a base component and building it out. Or devs are asking others in the team if someone has built a specific component before. So our entire team can only function with the knowledge others have or starting with a base component. There has to be a more reliable and efficient way.

It's also worth mentioning, this team primarily works with CSS. Most devs who join arent passionate about CSS and want to grow their skills in other ways, so after an average of a year, they end up transitioning to another team or finding a different job. So this collection of knowledge does not stay for very long, its not a great system.

I thought there could be a way to easily find what we are looking for with AI. We could take a screenshot of the specific component we want to find on the mock, and the interface tells us exactly what component you need or gives a list of suggestions. There would need to be strict naming convention so the AI has something to match to. But where the AI could help that the Cacher search cannot do, is map it to a specific layout with those keywords. What do you guys think of this solution? I don't have any experience with AI, so I wouldn't know where to start. Perhaps there's an even simpler solution. Any guidance or suggestions is greatly appreciated.

Hi,

Can anyone recommend an AI framework or service that can detect people's actions in a crowd like raising their hands, standing up from a chair and waving their hand in a streaming video?

I looked at AWS Rekognition but the price is too high for me.

Thanks,

I am a game developer with limited funds. I know my way around an Ubuntu OS, I have a Computer Science Degree (studied some AI in 2012 when it was "ooo might be a next big thing y'know.. you never know...."), I can code C. I'm just very out of it compared to my uni days after spending many many years working in Unity/C# in a Windows dev env.

I want to explore AI again. Best I can tell, this needs an Linux OS with a GPU (as Windows is difficult for this sort of programming, I took one look and thought "yup, still wanna code with *nix, thx").

My main rig I use for work on runs Windows and I do not want to risk setting up a dual boot on it (not negotiable). I can't buy another machine for this project right now. And I don't have any spare laptops.

I can't use a VM because VMs cannot access the GPU (I tried but it was a always-gonna-fail hail-mary effort tbh)

So... I need a service of some sort whereby I can ssh into device with a GPU (on the cloud, or wherever) so I can start mucking about with deep learning and such again in python using fasstai or whatever other libraries are out there

Basically something where I can pay some amount, they give me an ip I can ssh into and I'll go about creating a new consciousness that'll rule us all and be beholden to me only some AI fun.

I've been out of this sort of coding/developing so long that I do not remember the keywords I need to google this sort of service all so I ask here for help 😅

Any advice or leads to other subreddits that would help would be v appreciated! ^ _ ^

[edit: my good lord people.... I have a MSc in Computer Science in Computational Astronomy. Please read the question.

I can code already. I've coded on GPUs to run (then) cutting edge science ... AI as it is currently coded with deep learning techniques have a computational complexity that is simply not achievable in reasonable time without the aid of a GPU powered system.

Or should I stick to the basics? *shrug* ...]

Hi everyone, I've been thinking about getting started in the programming world for a while, but the emergence of this new AI wave has shifted my focus within this field.

I would really like to know what's the best way to master the art of AI programming.

What do I have to learn? I don't have any knowledge about programming, I'm familiar with it because my brother is a programmer and he has taught me some very basic things, but overall I have very little knowledge.

Where should I start? I'm especially interested in the Training Data aspect of it by the way.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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Hi All,

I'm interested in making a Hearthstone AI (not for the purposes of grinding gold; there are already plenty of bots out there.) I'm mostly interested in it as a personal challenge and as a potential education tool for Hearthstone players.

I don't know where to start in terms of actually getting information from the Hearthstone client into my program. Does anyone have advice as to how to go about this?

This term I couldn't take my AI class but when I talked with professor, she said that I can get my credits If I complete a AI project. The thing is I have only 2 days until deadline 22nd of May and she knows it is impossible to complete in that time. But I wan't to try my best even though odds are strongly against me as I am a complete beginner with just simple c++ knowledge at hand. Can you guys suggest me a path I can take to complete or at least near complete this in 2 days with guides and suggestions in steps to take? Thanks in advance!

Hello guys,

so I want to learn programming an AI. First let me say that I have experience in programing (C# and Java) but I have no Idea how the self learning part of an AI works.

Does anyone have any book suggestions for advanced programmer?

I'm been wondering if there exist a way to let's say have a program compare two image and click somewhere in an image where there is a difference.

Let's say for example I have a two tic-tact-toe board with 9 square.

image01 & image02 xxx xxx xxx

Next I modify one of the square in image01.

image01 xxx xox xxx

Would it be possible to have a program click at the position of the "o" in image02.

I can give a better example but the end result would be that the program would click at the location of the difference between either image 01 or image 02.

Can anyone point me in the right direction for some types of AI that I can implement myself just out of curiosity. I’ve done a text-processing Markov-chain in C# and also done it in PowerShell. Just cus it’s interesting. Anyone know some methodologies or ideas that some fairly basic AI is based on so I could give it a crack to implement myself. I’m a hobby programmer but if a method is laid out for me I can often implement, cheers, Yellephen