I’m looking forward to watching Rose Lavelle play in #Seattle for OL Reign in the hopefully not-too-distant future. 💪🏻⚽️ espn.com/soccer/united-…

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Thanks to FortniteGame, my 9-year-old son is unironically into listening to this song on repeat. 😂 youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ

Here’s an interesting look at some of the practical applications of Reinforcement Learning as well as some of the ethical implications: wired.com/story/what-alp…

“It does the right thing most of the time.” A sobering take on the state of autonomous vehicles. apple.news/AmkTKhWjKTjyMl…

Interesting article on “autocurricula” in reinforcement learning and how the technique may help crack unsolved math proofs or one day lead to super-personalized education: fcld.ly/r6h7bve

#reinforcementlearning #ML #machinelearning Learn in this article How reinforcement learning chooses the ads you see by TechTalks cc Oren Etzioni Bob Gourley - e/acc Sarah-Jayne Gratton Richard Eudes, PhD ow.ly/Ndo230rxVCh

Voice generation technology is already finding use in video games. Is television next? via WIRED UK wired.trib.al/b5doeRf

This is the first time I’ve come across the term “worldscraping” — essentially human “worker bees” collecting data to feed the machine. theverge.com/2021/3/12/2232…

Why Can’t I Delete This Extra Space in This Word Document? A Memoir.

“A pair of robot legs called Cassie has been taught to walk using reinforcement learning, the training technique that teaches AIs complex behavior via trial and error.” technologyreview.com/2021/04/08/102…

Reinforcement learning algorithms are good at automating and optimizing in dynamic, nuanced situations. hbr.org/2021/04/why-ai…

What could go wrong?

.Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" has now surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify.

"A car is just a slow-moving bullet with a stereo system." Some thoughts from me on the difficulty of making safe self-driving cars: clivethompson.medium.com/self-driving-c…

Messi and an international trophy. It just feels right.

Using machine learning, engineers “demix” old music, isolating the voices and instruments into separate component tracks—a process very much like unswirling paint. The tracks are then “upmixed,” into something new...and sometimes improved. wired.trib.al/RfjhKac