Who this is for:
CTOs & tech-savvy CEOs: you're keen to apply ML to your venture, but don't know where to start
Technical leads & full-stack developers: you're keen to hear more about the potential of ML
Note that whilst no ML-specific knowledge is required to participate, a basic understanding of web-app development is useful to get the most out of the workshop.
What you can expect to get out of this live workshop
Having understood key mechanics in AI, with a focus on Computer Vision techniques
Examples of how companies are applying AI to differentiate. We'll focus on Computer Vision applications across a range of industries: social media and entertainment, insurance, real estate, clothing, construction, electronics, medicine, and animal conservation.
Live demos of practical applications, incl. walking through a typical pipeline to build a CV model
Q&A: if you have any business-specific questions, this is the time!
Additional benefits
Overview of our upcoming 6-week (part-time) workshop for CTOs, where we'll help 12 CTOs bring their AI roadmap to life.
Priority access to the 6-week workshop for CTOs (limited to 12 spots)
Note the 6-week worship will go in-depth over many applications of Machine Learning beyond Computer Vision, including Natural Language Processing (e.g. GPT-3)
Examples of Computer Vision applications
Automation of paperwork data extraction
Instant feedback to partners (e.g. e-commerce vendors) to upload correct image styles/format
Hand-writing recognition for fraud minimization
Comprehensive trend analysis on social networks
Improving user onboarding flowers through engagement detection
Price estimation and description writing from a simple picture (for SKUs)
About your instructor: Dr Jonathan Grizou
PhD in Machine Learning from INRIA
Awarded the "Prix Le Monde de la Recherche", delivered by Fields Medal Laureate Cédric Villani (2015)
Assistant Professor of Computer Science @ University of Glasgow
Co-Founder, Pollen Robotics (2016-2018)
Contributor to the French Strategy for AI report, AI for Humanity (2018)
Published in Nature Communication and Science Advances
More info at: https://jgrizou.com/