AutoGluon democratizes machine learning, and makes the power of deep learning available to all developers.Read More
Multilingual shopping systems
Training a product discovery system on many languages at once improves performance in all of them.Read More
Amazon at AEA: The crossroads of economics and AI
Pat Bajari, VP and chief economist for Amazon’s Core AI group, on his team’s new research and what it says about economists’ role at Amazon.Read More
Alexa’s ASRU papers concentrate on extracting high-value training data
Related data selection techniques yield benefits for both speech recognition and natural-language understanding.Read More
Business data science is a lot more than just making predictions
Matt Taddy, the chief economist for Amazon’s North America Consumer organization, talks about his recent book, and explains why economists should consider pursuing a career at the company.Read More
re:MARS 2019: Jeff Wilke keynote presentation
Amazon’s consumer worldwide CEO talks about the history of machine learning at Amazon.Read More
re:MARS 2019: An overview of Amazon Robotics
At re:MARS 2019, Brad Porter, Amazon’s vice president of robotics, talked about how a symphony of humans and robots work together to deliver customer orders.Read More
re:MARS 2019: Jenny Freshwater keynote presentation
Amazon’s director of forecasting, Jenny Freshwater, speaks about how AI is used to power forecasting decisions, so that items are always in stock for Amazon’s customers.Read More
3 important themes from Amazon’s 2019 NeurIPS papers
Time series forecasting, bandit problems, and optimization are integral to Amazon’s efforts to deliver better value for its customers.Read More
Artificial Intelligence—The revolution hasn’t happened yet
Michael I. Jordan, Amazon Scholar and professor at the University of California, Berkeley, writes about the classical goals in human-imitative AI, and reflects on how in the current hubbub over the AI revolution it is easy to forget that these goals haven’t yet been achieved.Read More