Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
summary
LinkedIn describes AI as the ubiquitous layer powering job and feed recommendations and offers developer APIs and a feature marketplace so teams reuse signals instead of rebuilding them. AT&T outlines a Linux Foundation-backed marketplace for interoperable models and a drone visual-inspection pilot that avoids sending technicians 95% of the time. fast.ai reports 100,000+ students and courses plus an open-source library; Coursera aims to train up to a million learners. Examples include transfer learning on ~40 images and public skin‑image datasets of 40–50 GB.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:27Deepak Agarwal
- 1:35Mission and Vision of Linkedin
- 7:52Things That People Should Be Looking at Right Now in Ai
- 9:39Supervised Learning
- 11:21Phases of Interest of Ai
- 20:44Transfer Learning
- 26:41Feature Marketplace
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