Keynote 4: Here Come The Robots - Python and Machine Learning
summary
Argument states machine learning becomes consumable via web APIs and Python is the lingua franca and the demoed specifics make that believable namely Microsoft Vision API auto-fills image titles in Wagtail, IBM Watson returns sentiment scores like 0.92, Google Natural Language extracts entities and links to Wikipedia, AWS turns CSV training data into a ready prediction API, Uber Ludwig automates model selection, generated faces are shown as convincing fakes, Pixel 3 Night Sight demonstrates on‑device vision and the demos mostly work with low per‑request cost and caveats about biased training data.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:57Machine Learning vs Hospital Intelligence
- 1:50Artificial General Intelligence
- 10:16Image Recognition
- 16:00Content Management
- 18:47Image Generation
- 23:37Customer Support
- 26:09Entity Extraction
- 28:32Entity Extraction Demo
- 31:23Prediction
- 36:08Predict
- 36:53Donations
- 37:31Overfitting Machine Learning
- 40:25Whats Coming Next
- 42:14Cost
- 42:43OpenAI
- 44:57Google Pixel 3
- 46:23Conclusion
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