by natfriedman on 4/11/17, 4:54 PM
by orsenthil on 4/11/17, 7:18 PM
What I find surprisingly appealing is, the open source heroes that I grew up with, nat friedman in this case, are pushing towards AI / deep-learning. It feels as if "hackers", who previously flocking towards open-source software are gravitating towards AI, stats, machine learning etc.
I am open to scurry along and move to this new place where the cheese is.
by pvsukale3 on 4/11/17, 5:26 PM
What if applicant personally doesn't have any previous experience with AI-related technologies. But has a strong affinity towards learning them. Also If he/she has a really good idea.Will it be okay? or the ones with previous experience will be preferred?
by jostmey on 4/11/17, 7:45 PM
I just submitted my application. Would it be possible to add a notification that the application has been successfully submitted? Perhaps that is not possible with the package you are using.
by whitten on 4/12/17, 12:05 AM
Has anybody looked at ThoughtTreasure? Since Nat is willing to accept updates to Open Source Software, this amazing code base would be a good start of AI related stuff.
It really could use a better user interface to its databases, for example. Or a tie to WikiData. There are several good things that could be added to it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThoughtTreasure
by wonderous on 4/11/17, 8:56 PM
@Nat: Any thoughts on a project using AI to do real-time noise reduction, signal identification, and signal extraction in a controlled environment?
To get an idea of what a more complex version would look like, which is closed source, see:
http://cyphercorp.com
by fchollet on 4/11/17, 8:37 PM
Great initiative! Always good to see more support for open-source and for AI tooling.
by mysterydip on 4/11/17, 7:58 PM
Are you looking for more academic/business/cloud cases, or would advancements in game AI be an option as well?
by toufka on 4/11/17, 10:40 PM
Kind of a loaded question, but what do you mean by 'AI' other than developing an algorithm that makes a computer look 'smart'?
by markovbling on 4/11/17, 5:58 PM
Very cool!
by finid on 4/11/17, 7:13 PM
Mind doing the same for hardware projects using an open source OS?
A pal I know could use half of that just to set up the legal structure of his outfit.