Deep Neural Networks

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Altman: Deep neural networks showed performance scaling with compute in 2012
“And then in 2012 deep neural networks started to work. And not only did they start to work, it appeared that the more compute you threw at them, the better they got.”
Sam Altman Sep 29, 2022 ▶ 15:19 HIBT Lab! OpenAI: Sam Altman
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Deep neural networks are easily fooled by abstract adversarial visual patterns
“In fact even our sophisticated deep neural networks can be fooled very easily by showing creating these weird-looking patterns, and those patterns will get interpreted with very high confidence as, you know, things like starfish, freight car, remote control et…”
Dileep George Dec 11, 2018 ▶ 3:47 The State of AI & What's Next // Dileep George, Vicarious AI (FirstMark's Data Driven NYC)
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Schönlieb: Deep neural networks outperform handcrafted methods in image denoising
“Image denoising nowadays, I think the best image denoising approaches are actually coming from deep neural networks. So, you know, these handcrafted methods get more and more beaten in terms of performance. By some of these neural network approaches.”
Carola Schönlieb May 9, 2018 ▶ 12:38 Mathematical Approaches to Image Processing with Carola Schönlieb · Y Combinator
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Mars: Speech recognition shifted from Gaussian mixture models to deep neural networks
“Google used to use Gaussian mixture models in the early days, and now everyone has moved to deep neural networks. To do the speech recognition, ah, task.”
Jason Mars Jul 28, 2017 ▶ 6:39 Jason Mars

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