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Amazon at WACV: Computer vision is more than labeling pixels

Amazon distinguished scientist Gérard Medioni on the complexities of “understanding your environment through visual input”.Read More

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Amazon at AEA: Empirical economics and research design

Amazon Scholar David Card on the revolution in economic research that he helped launch and its consequences for industry.Read More

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Building machine learning models with encrypted data

New approach to homomorphic encryption speeds up the training of encrypted machine learning models sixfold.Read More

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The science behind Amazon’s new StyleSnap for Home feature

StyleSnap for fashion and home features are made possible by use of multiple convolutional neural networks.Read More

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Amazon Machine Learning University launches new, advanced course

Decision trees class gives students access to cutting-edge instruction on key machine-learning topic.Read More

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Using knowledge graphs to streamline COVID-19 research

A knowledge graph linking research papers, authors, and topics should make it easier for researchers fighting COVID-19 to discover relevant information.Read More

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Christos Faloutsos awarded PAKDD’s “Most Influential Paper Award”

Amazon Scholar and Carnegie Mellon professor of artificial intelligence and coauthors honored for paper that proposed a new approach to detecting anomalies in large, weighted graphs.Read More

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Amazon wins best-paper award at computational-linguistics conference

Researchers propose a method to automatically generate training data for Alexa by identifying cases in which customers rephrase unsuccessful requests.Read More

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How Michelle K. Lee plans to help businesses tap into the potential of machine learning

The head of Amazon’s ML Solutions lab shares the lessons she learned leading a 200-year-old government agency — and why she’s excited about the future.Read More

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Fault-tolerant quantum circuits with much lower overhead

New approach reduces the number of ancillary qubits required to implement the crucial T gate by at least an order of magnitude.Read More

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