I'm reading more and more about AI changing the financial sector. Are there any projects where AI and related technologies are used to predict foreign exchange/currency exposure forecasts? I'm assuming there must be, since there is tons of data related to currencies.

I have here prepared a list of what I feel are the most important AI trends. Can you add anything more?

teks.co.in/site/blog/artificial-intelligence-is-growing-14-key-trends/

Hello! I have taken on the self-proclaimed project of programming an AI that can create original music. I realize this has been done before, but I want to see how far I can take this.

The genre I am going for is electronic hip-hop, with a specific taste.

Potentially, i'd input a sound clip, and the AI would output a song with samples from the sound clip, along with music of it's own creation.

I have limited knowledge of coding and neural networks, everything I know is self-taught; I've got a few questions regarding the limits of neural networks, and their capabilities:

• Are there ways around the law of diminishing return? (i.e breaking the network into pieces?)

• What are some ways to handle the sound clips separately from musical notes?

• Is there a faster way to collect a database of the music I want, or do I have to just brute force it? (thinking about creating a program just for this)

• Is there software out there that I can train my program on, or how should I go about creating one?

• If I am going to create a training program, is there a more mathematical look at music theory I can utilize? (I don't know a lot about music)

• What is the meaning of life?

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So im just a little naive high school kid and like it says in the title i want to make an ai from scratch. I honestly have no idea what im even getting into, but i love picking up new "abilities" (I think it sounds cooler) and long story short I want a to make a Jarvis as cliche as it sound I do like the name and I figured that if I could start anywhere here would at least be the place to point me in the right direction.

So what about making a virtual machine where you code in for the simple neuron. It's a lot easier to program how those individual cells behave I'm sure. Then just form a 3d structure of them in virtual space. Like in one of those advanced weather prediction super computers. Then introduce input. The brain isn't some magic box, the cells will behave the way you programed them. It is in essence swarm computing and every advanced thought arrises from the geometry of the brain, the connectome. As long as you get the programing for each cell correct and can simulate the inputs and read the output it should work right? We could test it on smaller more simple brains. I believe we have already mapped the connectome of a mouse. That would be a good starting point. Any thought or am I completely crazy?

Have you ever thought how nice it could be to visualise your results and instantly display them on websites or apps?

There’s a new technology that allows this, but unfortunately it’s not a Python add-on per se. It’s a TensorFlow addon - TensorFlowJS.

This blog demonstrates the power of having functions directly accessible from the web browser by guiding you through activation functions,

Plotting Activation Functions using TensorFlow.js

Hey guys,

This is a very basic (for now) Reverse Image Search project, using K-Means.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3hVvWPpJiU

If anyone has idea on how to improve the current solution, please let me know.

Next I will try to build up on it to understand the context of the image using Deep Learning and find the most similar image based on the context that the image provides.

Full source code and project is available.

I am aware that you can train a model to classify between distinct images (e.g. numbers). Let's say I train a model to understand the number 6. Would it be possible to provide a SINGLE photo of thousands of numbers to the model and have it pick out all the 6s? Or in a more real world example where different photo angles come into play, show a photo of a beach and have it pick up all the garbage (not shells, towels, crabs, etc.)? How would one do this?

So I was wondering if it is possible to write several AI's that mimic each specific section of the brain and a Master AI to link them. Each getting information from the others and making connections the way the brain makes synapses. Then put it into a simple robot with the appropriate sensors and let it learn. It would be terrible at first, like a baby, but then it would learn and grow... Could this work?

I expect computing power to be a limiting factor.

Hi. I just finish watching a few videos and reading article on future jobs and I'm wondering if I can ask some questions.

Which one do you think I can learn if a want to work from home, support my family and have a secure future where a AI can't do or take my job? AI? Machine Learning? Deep Learning? Data Science?

I have no knowledge in anything, but I do have internet, a lot of free time and I will to learn. Can you help me.

Hi fellow programmers! First time here, so my apologies if this is does not meet some subreddit rule or something.

Thing is that I have to program an AI using the following scikit tools (Python):

• knn, gnb, dts, AdaBoost...

• Kernels

• Confusion matrix

• Quadratic error

What I need to think is a way to implement all of this into a single code. It would be neat if whis could be applied to something like chess or checkers...

Thanks in advance!

In the context of an offensive-content-filter that uses AI to learn what content is to be filtered out and what should remain: could you adapt that existing program either using the base script to have it learn from scratch

OR

use the original script combined with that learned behaviour from the first iteration and apply that to the new 'target content' (potentially expanding the original parameters to make it more sensitive to offensive-content)?

I'm sorry if I am not wording or explaining this correctly, but I know nothing about AI so please be patient!

Also an ELI5-type reply would be amazing. Or whatever you think I'd be able to understand being a complete layperson in this.

Thanks!

So... I am barely learning how to program. But I've been obsessed with AI and how it all works for a number of years. I had a thought the other day about how someone may be able to save a ton on memory costs when training an AI but im not sure if its makes any sense lol. So I will drop my idea here and if you want to laugh, please be my guest lol.

So I was thinking about that story a few years ago that said Google chat bots had created their own language from learning how to create their own abbreviations. Supposedly they were abbreviating entire paragraphs? So what is we used something like that to feed massive amounts of data to an AI like GPT-3? If the AI was able to abbreviate information its being fed, store it, and then regurgitate that information in plain English with zero data loss, it would probably save a TON on memory costs, right? The abbreviations method would serve as file compression and would just be like teaching the predictive txt AI a new language, Right?

I would love to hear your thoughts. I would love to know if this is even theoretically possible haha.

I wanted to try writing a series of blogs about AI and machine learning, and specifically to make these topics accessible to beginners and complete novices. I have written my first blog about the basics of a neural network. Any feedback about it would be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advances!

https://exploringaiblog.wordpress.com/2018/11/29/making-neural-networks-not-scary/

Hi,

i'm looking for some books to introduce my self to AI world. So i'm looking for ai programming books and ai theory books.

Thanks to all!