- 50 Speakers
- 250 Attendees
- San Francisco
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Yi Li
CEO
Orbeus
Alejandro Jaimes
CTO & Chief Scientist
Acesio
Wojciech Zaremba
Scientist
Facebook AI Research
Nigel Duffy
CTO
Sentient Technologies
Nicola Montecchio
Music Information Retrieval Scientist
Spotify
Claudia Perlich
Chief Scientist
Dstillery
Patrick Ehlen
Head of Deep Learning
Loop AI Labs
Paul Murphy
CEO
Clarify
Vivienne Ming
Co-Founder
Socos
Pierre Garrigues
Researcher in Machine Perception & Learning
Flickr
Josh Susskind
Senior Data Scientist, Co-Founder
Emotient
Marni Bartlett
Co-Founder & Lead Scientist
Emotient
Eugenio Culurciello
Founder
TeraDeep
Simon Osindero
A.I. Architect
Flickr
Jascha Sohl-Dickstein
Postdoctoral Scientist
Stanford University
Jordan Novet
Writer
VentureBeat
Ivan Laptev
Research Director
INRIA Paris
Babak Hodjat
Co-Founder & Chief Scientist
Sentient
Ian Goodfellow
Staff Research Scientist
Google Brain
Greg Corrado
Senior Research Scientist
Nitish Srivastava
PhD Student
University of Toronto
Roberto Pieraccini
Director of Advanced Conversational Technologies
Jibo
Peter Sadowski
PhD Student
University of California Irvine
Richard Socher
Chief Scientist
Salesforce
Charles Cadieu
Co-Founder and CEO
BayLabs
Charlie Tang
Research Scientist
Apple
Derrick Harris
Senior Writer
GigaOM
Quoc Le
Research Scientist
Venkatesh Ramanathan
Senior Data Scientist
Paypal
Alex Tellez
Applications & Community Hacker
0xdata
Tim Tuttle
CEO & Founder
MindMeld
Brian Cheung
PhD Student
UC Berkeley
Matthew Zeiler
Founder & CEO
Clarifai Inc
Jürgen Sturm
Group Leader RGB-D
Metaio
Appu Shaji
Head, Research & Development
EyeEm
Andrew Ng
Chief Scientist
Baidu
A computer vision company called Orbeus has just launched a photo gallery replacement app for iOS users, PhotoTime, which uses image and facial recognition technologies to allow users to search for photos based on who’s in them, what the photo is of, or where it was taken.
Deep learning and artificial intelligence are continuing to gain traction as enterprises and businesses are starting to realize the value of these technologies. The expanded audience for the conference demonstrated this momentum, with attendees from the likes of Google, Baidu, Twitter, Pinterest and many other tech and business giants.
Ian Goodfellow is a Senior Research Scientist on the Google Brain team. He studies new methods for improving neural networks. Recent publications include: Adversarial Autoencoders; Net2Net: Accelerating Learning via Knowledge Transfer; and Explaining and Harnessing Adversarial Examples.
If you ask, Alexa can tell you a joke and Siri will recite a haiku. Jibo will do that, and more: the new home robot can sense when you’re feeling down and try to make you smile. At 11 inches tall and about three pounds, Jibo isn’t much bigger than a vase of flowers. Cynthia Breazeal, a social robotics expert at MIT, designed the $749 bot to exhibit something approaching empathy.
For about a decade, brain scientists like Charles Cadieu have run image recognition tests pitting computers against monkeys. The test measures how well monkeys can quickly process images on a screen, and then compares it to the performance of a machine. Cadieu calls this the “neural substrate that makes recognition possible.”
Quoc Le, Research Scientist at Google was listed in MIT Technology Review's '35 innovators under 35 2014'. He decided age 14 that humanity would be helped most by a machine smart enough to be an inventor in its own right—an idea that remains only a dream. But it set Le on a path toward pioneering an approach to AI that could let software understand the world more the way humans do.
Clarifai is offering a service that uses deep learning to understand video. The company says its software can rapidly analyze video clips to recognize 10,000 different objects or types of scene. The technology can be used for things like matching ads to content in online videos.
EyeEm, the social photo-sharing community and marketplace, has unveiled a clever new technology that lets photographers upload their images and run them through an algorithm for instant keywording and aesthetic ranking.
Andrew Ng is a leading voice in “deep learning,” a branch of artificial intelligence in which scientists try to get computers to “learn” for themselves by processing massive amounts of data. He was part of a team that in 2012 famously taught a network of computers to recognize cats after being shown millions of photos.
Discover advances in deep learning and smart artificial intelligence from the world's leading innovators. Learn from the industry experts in speech & image recognition, neural networks and big data. Explore how deep learning will impact communications, manufacturing, healthcare & transportation.
The summit will showcase the opportunities of advancing trends in deep learning and their impact on business & society. Will smart artificial intelligence finally rival human intelligence? Learn the latest technological advancements & industry trends from a global line-up of experts.
A unique opportunity to interact with business leaders, influential technologists, data scientists & entrepreneurs leading the deep learning revolution. Learn from & connect with 200+ industry innovators sharing best practices to advance the smart artificial intelligence revolution.
View the agenda in the summit brochure and all the information you need to convince your boss that attending the summit will help future-proof your business.
Big Data
Neural Networks
Machine Learning
Deep Learning Algorithms
Speech Recognition
Image Retrieval
Pattern Recognition
Computing Systems
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21 September 2017, London
The Deep Learning Summit is the next revolution in artificial intelligence. Explore the impact of image & speech recognition as a disruptive trend in business and industry. How can multiple levels of representation and abstraction help to make sense of data such as images, sound, and text. Hear the latest insights and technology advancements from industry leaders, startups and researchers.
21 September 2017, London
The next generation in predictive intelligence. Anticipating user & business needs to alert & advise logical steps to increase efficiency. The summit will showcase the opportunities of advancing trends in AI Assistants & their impact on business & society. What impact will predictive intelligence have on business efficiency & personal organization?
21 September 2017, London
Following day 1 of the summit, attendees will come together for an evening of networking, discussions and fine food & wine. Mix with leaders on topics including NLP, speech recognition and image analysis, as well as applications in sectors including manufacturing, transport, healthcare, finance and security.
