Watch the replay of the June 15 discussion featuring five Amazon scientists.Read More
Automatically evaluating question-answering models
Relative to human evaluation of question-answering models, the new method has an error rate of only 7%.Read More
Amazon teams up with Columbia University for research showcase
Register for the June 17 Annual Research Showcase organized by the Columbia Center of Artificial Intelligence.Read More
Voiceitt extends the voice revolution to people with nonstandard speech
Alexa Fund company unlocks voice-based computing for people who have trouble using their voices.Read More
The future of mobility-as-a-service
Jesse Levinson, co-founder and CTO of Zoox, answers 3 questions about the challenges of developing autonomous vehicles and why he’s excited about Zoox’s robotaxi fleet.Read More
Text normalization with only 3% as much training data
Proteno model dramatically increases the efficiency of the first step in text-to-speech conversion.Read More
Question answering as a “lingua franca” for transfer learning
Recasting different natural-language tasks in the same form dramatically improves few-shot multitask learning.Read More
U.S. National Science Foundation, Amazon seek submissions for third round of Fairness in AI grant projects
Proposal submissions for the third round of fairness in AI research are due August 3.Read More
The science behind the Halo Body feature
Scientists discuss the challenges in developing a system that can accurately estimate body fat percentage and create personalized 3D avatars of users from smartphone photos.Read More
Amazon’s 36 ICASSP papers touch on everything audio
Topics range from the predictable, such as speech recognition and noise cancellation, to singing separation and automatic video dubbing.Read More