October 26, 2019

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Building practical AI systems

Building practical AI systems

As a technical founder at Siri, Sentient, and Viv Labs, Adam Cheyer has helped design and develop a number of intelligent systems solving real-world problems for hundreds of millions of users. Drawing on specific examples, Adam reveals some of the techniques he uses to maximize the impact of the AI technologies he employs.
Talk Title Building practical AI systems
Speakers Adam Cheyer (Samsung)
Conference Strata + Hadoop World
Conf Tag Big Data Expo
Location San Jose, California
Date March 29-31, 2016
URL Talk Page
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As a technical founder at Siri, Sentient, and Viv Labs, Adam Cheyer has helped design and develop a number of intelligent systems solving real-world problems for hundreds of millions of users. Drawing on specific examples, Adam reveals some of the techniques he uses to maximize the impact of the AI technologies he employs.

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