I'll be doing an AMA with Daniel Situnayake keveman and the Edge Impulse team in 30 minutes, come say hi! youtu.be/d8CYoPR2q7w

I'm excited that 🔭 Galileo are finally public! They've built a wonderful tool for automatically cleaning up NLP training data, it's an easy way to boost your model accuracy.

When an AI researcher vs. production engineer says their code is messy

I'm going to be giving a talk about why there isn't more training on the edge, at the ICCAD/HALO workshop. Looks like it might be publicly viewable if you want to join the Zoom: sites.google.com/rice.edu/iccad…

For any Twitter people facing a layoff.

In a recent tinyML Talk, Pete Warden joined Daniel Situnayake to discuss how ML Sensors can make adding capabilities like presence detection, gesture recognition, and voice interfaces to your projects as easy as connecting a simple hardware component like a sensor: bit.ly/3U5e3UF

I love this project based on Common Crawl Foundation data: CommonScreens, with 50 million renders of web pages: commonscreens.com I can imagine lots of uses for OCR and other ML applications.

Neat tool for automatically creating diagrams from neural network descriptions: github.com/alexlenail/NN-… I know I'll be using this in future papers!

Layoffs suck You know what doesn't? Working for your state or fed government or non-profit serving the community! Some awesome paths fwd Crisis Text Line 18F U.S. Digital Service U.S. Digital Response Code for America Also check out usajobs.gov Hopefully others will put their recs too!

Genuinely sad to see layoffs in Meta's amazing ML framework teams: venturebeat.com/ai/meta-layoff… x.com/imgrohit/statu… There was always a lot of internet noise about PyTorch/TF beefs, but I've been a longtime fan, and think the world is a better place with multiple library choices.

Lord knows the European Project has its problems, and nothing is easier than cynicism, but the first thing Ukraine's heroes did upon reaching the centre of newly liberated Kherson was hang it up right alongside their own.

Oh you’re sad about losing all your crypto? Sam Bankman-Fried just manslaughtered a trillion interstellar humanoids in the distant future — imagine how he’s feeling. Have some sympathy for once.

A vast majority of people in the US and Canada suspect their smart speakers can eavesdrop on their conversations, and just over two-thirds think they’ve gotten ads based on that snooping. pcmag.com/news/people-st…

We need help turning our fugly, airport-security-unfriendly, held-together-with-Blu-Tack prototypes into clean looking sales demos, on a small scale and fast timeline. We have budget, does anyone have recommendations?

Machines of Loving Understanding: petewarden.com/2022/11/11/mac…

If you think the future of technology is battle is between Google's approach and Apple's, think again. The real fight is between the freedom to decide how technology works for you, and corporate control over technology. locusmag.com/2021/01/cory-d… 28/

Toward Large-Scale Edge #AI Adoption: Hammer Of The Gods & UGent Publish a Comprehensive Review of TinyMLOps Challenges syncedreview.com/2022/03/24/tow… Synced #EdgeComputing #MachineLearning #DeepLearning Cc Andreas Staub Jean-Baptiste Lefevre Xavier Gomez AI Brian Ahier Xavier Gomez

Wish you could control your TV or speakers with gestures? Check out the new online demo of our Gesture Sensor and then come visit us at CES! gesture.usefulsensors.com

I'm excited to launch "AI in a Box", your very own private AI that you can ask questions and get answers, all in a tiny box. Live captions, conversational AI, live translation, use as a voice keyboard, all completely private and on-device: crowdsupply.com/useful-sensors…

Why we're building an open-source universal translator: petewarden.com/2023/10/16/why…