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Among the high points in my career is shipping a new neural accelerator with the startup Syntiant. This blog post is how I portrayed the effort at the time.
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Video has long been a trusted source of ground truth for world events. People know images can be manipulated, but video manipulation is rare. This has changed with the advent of manipulating videos with neural networks. Automatic video manipulation tools, like those that swapped Nicolas Cage's face onto Amy Adams, are now fast, realistic, and cheap. Defending the public record requires methods for detecting these fakes. But is the deepfake detection game winnable?- Published on
'AI winters' follow when the hype backing artificial intelligence yields to the disappointment. Typically the purveyors of AI technologies are then banished until the next spectacular advance in computing capacity. This is _not_ a story about life during an AI winter. It is a story of my life in 2017, that could only be described as an AI _Summer_. But it didn't start out that way.- Published on
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