Improbable Insights

We're joined this week by special guest Scott Gardner, who leads a small chip company which is trying to deliver a vision computing processor. Scott has some expertise in convolutional neural networks and deep learning, two areas which mesh with vision processing in automotive ADAS and other image recognition applications. Deep learning combines big data with new AI techniques based on neural networks. Deep learning uses convolutional neural networks, which applies convolution functions to the decision trees of neural networks in order to identify images. As a test of AI, it's pretty cool. But car makers, law enforcement, and medical researchers are looking at CNNs as a way to identify objects or people in ways that may seriously affect lives of real people. We also talk about other possible uses for CNNs and deep learning. These technologies are currently one of the hot topics in the tech world. What will CNN and deep learning mean for all of us going forward? Tools Yeah, so I jump on the Ubiquiti bandwagon,