Hi.
I'm David Shaw and welcome AI News.
In this episode, we will cover the first ever Intel student
ambassador forum, learn how Intel
is helping deliver real-time AI in Microsoft's new Accelerated
Deep Learning Program, and lastly,
the outcome of Intel's Kaggle Competition.
Make sure to check out the links provided to learn more.
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The Intel student ambassadors recently
held two student run forums.
One in New York and one in Hawaii.
During these events, they give technical presentations
of their work and research.
Student ambassador Pallab Paul of Rutgers University
showcased his early innovation project at the forum
in New York.
Pallab and his team are working on an app
that men can use to find the right hair
and facial hairstyles based on their face shape.
He used Intel's OpenCV library, Haar Cascades classifiers,
and Intel optimized TensorFlow, Java, and Python
on Intel Xeon Phi cluster to create a neural network
to train their data set to give accurate results.
At the forum in Hawaii, multiple universities and hundreds
of people attended to collaborate on projects,
discuss industry trends, and learn
what to expect in the next generation of AI.
Check out the Intel Developer Mesh
to learn more about the student projects.
Next, Microsoft has selected Intel Stratix 10 FPGAs
as a key hardware accelerator in its new deep learning platform,
codenamed Project Brainwave.
Today, systems are often required
to process live data streams like video
and rapidly deliver the data back to users.
The Project Brainwave is capable of delivering this real time
AI, and with the help of Intel's AI technologies,
will allow cloud infrastructure to process
and transmit data as fast as it comes in.
The Intel MobileODT Cervical Cancer Screening Kaggle
competition is done and the winner was just announced.
This competition challenged participants
to use AI to develop an algorithm that accurately
identifies cervix types.
This can help prevent ineffectual treatments
and allow health care providers to offer
correct referrals for cases requiring
more advanced treatment.
Thank you to all who participated
and congratulations to all the winners.
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