Enabling Creative Expression with Concept Activation Vectors

Favorite Posted by Been Kim, Research Scientist, Google Research, Brain Team, and Alison Lentz, Senior Staff Strategist, Google Research, Mural Team Advances in computer vision and natural language processing continue to unlock new ways of exploring billions of images available on public and searchable websites. Today’s visual search tools make

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Shared by Google AI Technology July 7, 2022

An update on our work in responsible innovation

Favorite Over the last year, we’ve seen artificial intelligence (AI) systems advance our work in areas like inclusive product development and support for small businesses and job seekers. We’ve also seen its potential to be helpful in addressing major global needs — like forecasting and planning humanitarian responses to natural

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Shared by Google AI Technology July 6, 2022

MLGO: A Machine Learning Framework for Compiler Optimization

Favorite Posted by Yundi Qian, Software Engineer, Google Research and Mircea Trofin, Software Engineer, Google Core The question of how to compile faster and smaller code arose together with the birth of modem computers. Better code optimization can significantly reduce the operational cost of large datacenter applications. The size of

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Shared by Google AI Technology July 6, 2022

Why facilitation is crucial to the success of KM processes

Favorite As long as Knowledge Management involves face-to-face or virtual interactions between teams and individuals, Facilitation has a key role to play. Good facilitation is essential to effective face-to-face KM processes.  Effectively identifying and exchanging knowledge in a meeting requires high quality interactions between people. These interactions need to be

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Shared by Nick Milton July 4, 2022

Identifying Disfluencies in Natural Speech

Favorite Posted by Dan Walker and Dan Liebling, Software Engineers, Google Research People don’t write in the same way that they speak. Written language is controlled and deliberate, whereas transcripts of spontaneous speech (like interviews) are hard to read because speech is disorganized and less fluent. One aspect that makes

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Shared by Google AI Technology June 30, 2022