WeatherBench 2: A benchmark for the next generation of data-driven weather models

Favorite Posted by Stephan Rasp, Research Scientist, and Carla Bromberg, Program Lead, Google Research In 1950, weather forecasting started its digital revolution when researchers used the first programmable, general-purpose computer ENIAC to solve mathematical equations describing how weather evolves. In the more than 70 years since, continuous advancements in computing

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Shared by Google AI Technology August 31, 2023

Modeling and improving text stability in live captions

Favorite Posted by Vikas Bahirwani, Research Scientist, and Susan Xu, Software Engineer, Google Augmented Reality Automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology has made conversations more accessible with live captions in remote conferencing software, mobile applications, and head-worn displays. However, to maintain real-time responsiveness, live caption systems often display interim predictions that

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Shared by Google AI Technology August 30, 2023

7 ways businesses are using Google Cloud AI

Favorite At Google Cloud Next 2023, thousands of people gathered in San Francisco to learn about the newest updates from Google Cloud. View Original Source (blog.google/technology/ai/) Here.

SayTap: Language to quadrupedal locomotion

Favorite Posted by Yujin Tang and Wenhao Yu, Research Scientists, Google Simple and effective interaction between human and quadrupedal robots paves the way towards creating intelligent and capable helper robots, forging a future where technology enhances our lives in ways beyond our imagination. Key to such human-robot interaction systems is

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Shared by Google AI Technology August 29, 2023

RO-ViT: Region-aware pre-training for open-vocabulary object detection with vision transformers

Favorite Posted by Dahun Kim and Weicheng Kuo, Research Scientists, Google The ability to detect objects in the visual world is crucial for computer vision and machine intelligence, enabling applications like adaptive autonomous agents and versatile shopping systems. However, modern object detectors are limited by the manual annotations of their

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Shared by Google AI Technology August 28, 2023

Responsible AI at Google Research: Perception Fairness

Favorite Posted by Susanna Ricco and Utsav Prabhu, co-leads, Perception Fairness Team, Google Research Google’s Responsible AI research is built on a foundation of collaboration — between teams with diverse backgrounds and expertise, between researchers and product developers, and ultimately with the community at large. The Perception Fairness team drives

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Shared by Google AI Technology August 25, 2023

Teaching language models to reason algorithmically

Favorite Posted by Hattie Zhou, Graduate Student at MILA, Hanie Sedghi, Research Scientist, Google Large language models (LLMs), such as GPT-3 and PaLM, have shown impressive progress in recent years, which have been driven by scaling up models and training data sizes. Nonetheless, a long standing debate has been whether

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Shared by Google AI Technology August 24, 2023