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Tesla Autopilot Executive Departs Ahead of Elon Musk’s Plans to Achieve Full Self-Driving Capability
A Tesla executive who helped develop the electric car maker's artificial intelligence and driver assistant technology has left the company. The departure of Andrej Karpathy, whose title was senior director of AI, comes at a time when Tesla CEO Elon Musk is attempting to achieve full self-driving capability this year, after several missed targets.
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Elon Musk Has Announced Tesla AI Day For August 19
It trains its self-driving technology on a self-designed ARM-based supercomputer. It also has its own ARM-based self-driving chip.
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Artificial Neural Network Tells How to Take the Perfect Selfie
Researchers have used a neural network computer to find that the perfect selfie is that of a female with long hair, with a slightly tilted head and the top edge of the frame cutting off the forehead.
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Now a Twitter Bot Will Judge Your Selfies for You
Is your selfie any good? Probably not, according to a new bot, @deepselfie, that has been trained to judge (and often, insult) the composition of the ubiquitous images.
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Tesla Autopilot Executive Departs Ahead of Elon Musk’s Plans to Achieve Full Self-Driving Capability
A Tesla executive who helped develop the electric car maker's artificial intelligence and driver assistant technology has left the company. The departure of Andrej Karpathy, whose title was senior director of AI, comes at a time when Tesla CEO Elon Musk is attempting to achieve full self-driving capability this year, after several missed targets.
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Elon Musk Has Announced Tesla AI Day For August 19
It trains its self-driving technology on a self-designed ARM-based supercomputer. It also has its own ARM-based self-driving chip.
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Artificial Neural Network Tells How to Take the Perfect Selfie
Researchers have used a neural network computer to find that the perfect selfie is that of a female with long hair, with a slightly tilted head and the top edge of the frame cutting off the forehead.
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Now a Twitter Bot Will Judge Your Selfies for You
Is your selfie any good? Probably not, according to a new bot, @deepselfie, that has been trained to judge (and often, insult) the composition of the ubiquitous images.
