Waching daily Sep 20 2018

Getting started in AI might seem a little overwhelming at first.

All the deep neural networks and deep learning

might be, well, too deep, right?

I'm David Shaw, and in this episode of AI News,

we'll teach you how to jump off the diving board

into the deep end, pun intended.

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The exciting thing about AI is that it

can revolutionize any industry.

Most people think of it as being something out of reach,

that only computer science and engineering experts can do.

But in reality, AI can also be applied to all kinds of things,

including sports performance, photos, ad targeting, voice

searches, industrial maintenance,

creating maps, image recognition for those who might be visually

impaired, I could keep going.

Many compare the future influence of AI

to things like the industrial, technical and digital

revolutions.

So how can you get started in an AI-infused world?

Intel has a lot of tools that can help.

Start by getting involved in the AI community.

Check out the AI page on the Intel Developers Zone.

Here you can find tutorials and learn

about AI conferences and meet-ups

happening in your area.

For students, there's the Intel Student Ambassador Program.

Here, you can access resources like free software tools

and libraries, as well as direct access

to the Intel AI Dev Cloud and more.

Next, take a look at AI-optimized frameworks.

One of these, Caffe, is popular among developers,

specifically for image recognition.

And TensorFlow is another framework for deep learning

and creating models.

Finally, make sure you have the right hardware.

The Intel Xeon scalable processor family

delivers great power for machine learning.

You'll need that power for all the processing AI takes.

Those were just a few simple tips to get you started in AI.

To learn more about how you can get involved, check out

the article in the links provided.

Thanks for watching AI News and we'll see you next week.

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Breaking News - Russian Anti-Doping Agency reinstated by WADA - Duration: 3:17.

The World Anti-Doping Agency has been heavily criticised after voting to reinstate the Russian Anti-Doping Agency following its suspension for alleged state-sponsored doping in 2015

Jim Walden, the lawyer for whistleblower Dr Grigor Rodchenkov, who was formerly head of Russia's national anti-doping laboratory, called for the United States government to withdraw its funding of WADA in light of the decision

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Executive Committee defied the outcry from athletes and other organisations by comfortably voting 9-3 in favour of the decision

Walden said: 'WADA's decision to reinstate Russia represents 'the greatest treachery against clean athletes in Olympic history

The United States is wasting its money by continuing to fund WADA, which is obviously impotent to address Russia's state-sponsored doping

'The only way to stem the tide of Russian doping is for Congress to pass the Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act, which will give the Department of Justice the necessary tools to put those involved in doping fraud behind bars, where they belong

' WADA president Sir Craig Reedie defended the organisation's decision, insisting that RUSADA would be under strict guidelines and monitored closely

In a statement on Twitter, Reedie said: 'Today, the great majority of WADA's ExCo decided to reinstate RUSADA as compliant with the Code subject to strict conditions, upon recommendation by the Agency's independent CRC and in accordance with an agreed process

'This decision provides a clear timeline by which WADA must be given access to the former Moscow laboratory data and samples with a clear commitment by the ExCo that should this timeline not be met, it would support the CRC's recommendation to reinstate non-compliance

' RUSADA has been suspended since 2015 over alleged state-backed doping. World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) vice-president Linda Helleland had previously confirmed she would vote against RUSADA's reinstatement

'I am afraid that by opting for the easiest way out, it will ultimately hurt WADA in the future,' Helleland said before the vote

'We have to stand up for athletes all around the world. 'If you choose to reinstate Russia, you defy the very wish of the Athletes' Committees and organisations around the world, who have very clearly stated that they will not accept a reinstatement now

' The Russian Athletics Federation remains banned by the International Associations of Athletics Federations (IAAF)

This ban will last until at least December over allegations made in the McLaren Report