Kristian Hammond
@kj_hammond
I work on the automatic generation of narrative content as Chief Scientist at Narrative Science and a Professor of CS at Northwestern University.
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http://narrativescience.com 23-04-2009 02:31:36
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.Northwestern Medicine & Northwestern Engineering are excited to offer a new 1-year Artificial Intelligence #Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship w/ key faculty James D Thomas, MD, Kristian Hammond & Dr. Patrick McCarthy! Click the link to apply: bit.ly/2DWrVw7 #AI #CV
Two rival AI approaches combine to let machines learn about the world like a child MIT Technology Review technologyreview.com/s/613270/two-r… I love this work. Just as data was the inflection point for ML, ML and the knowledge it produces can be the inflection point for scaling semantics. Best of both.
Busy week. Join me, 4/10 from 6-7pm at TechNexus Venture Collaborative to talk about the AI ecosystem, the realities of the technologies of intelligence, and what they mean to us. We'll talk about where Northwestern is going and introduce our new AI program Register here: bit.ly/2UsJ1vi
Terrific book by Jonathan Copulsky, Garth Andrus, Anh Phillips, Jerry Kane focused on the human side of digital transformation. Clear view that change is driven by people, not by technology alone. Human in the loop isn't a buzzword, it's an essential truth and best practice for technology
My favorite part of working at the intersection of CS and other fields is the opportunity to work with the people who drive those fields. Working with Daniel B. Rodriguez on the need to shape the impact of technology on the law is great example of this: thehill.com/opinion/judici…
New Yorker (John Seabrook) on GPT-2 and the awesome power of card tricks. There is a crucial difference between generating words and generating language. Predicting the next word is not the same as saying what you mean. And a prompt is not an idea. newyorker.com/magazine/2019/…
Andrew Paley, one of my Ph.D. students has a successful side gig as a musician. The Pandemic got in the way of touring so he decided to integrate both sides of his brain into an album that utilizes BigGAN to generate visuals. Read more, get the album: mccormick.northwestern.edu/news/articles/…
When self driving cars go bad... Join Ryan Calo, madeleine clare elish & Todd Murphey for: Autonomous Systems Failures: Who is Legally and Morally Responsible? Wed Nov 18 4:00-5:15 pm CST Register: tiny.cc/NU_AI Northwestern Law & Tech Initiative & AI@NU #Law4AI #NLawCS
The view of safety in this article is sad. …-independent-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.indepe… It ignores the power of AI to impact individuals and society. To be safe, we need to focus on how to steer that impact. Focusing on "killer robots" we ignore the power of the machine whispering advice in our ears