On this week's MashTalk, the tech team chats the Facebook Files, DJI's new tiny Spark drone, and Microsoft's new USB-C-less Surface Pro.

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Your competitors are working on their answers as you are reading this, Shelly Palmer writes.

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While discussing the future of Android at Google I/O, Dave Burke, a VP of engineering, announced a new version of TensorFlow optimized for mobile called..

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This coverage of a slide deck from a software architecture event covers building analytic models, real-time streaming applications, and Apache Kafka.

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In a blog post about the project, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that, “We hope AutoML will take an ability that a few Ph.D.s have today and will make it possible in three to five years for hundreds of thousands of developers to design new neural nets for their particular needs.” Source: Google Reveals Automatic […]

Machine learning, deep learning, and artificial intelligence all have relatively specific meanings, but are often broadly used to refer to any sort of modern, big-data related processing approach. In this respect, it’s subject to the inevitable hype that accompanies real breakthroughs in data processing, which the industry most certainly is enjoying at the moment. Source: […]

Artificial Intelligence and the fourth industrial revolution has made some considerable progress over the last couple of years. Most of… Source: A list of artificial intelligence tools you can use today — for personal use (1/3)

London-based new media artist Kyle McDonald tells The Creators Project how he hijacked “Deep Dream”-style networks to transfer iconic styles between artworks. Source: Add or Delete a Painter’s Style Using Neural Algorithms

Google has revealed new benchmark results for its custom TensorFlow processing unit, or TPU. In inference workloads, the company’s ASIC positively smokes hardware from Intel, Nvidia. Source: Google’s dedicated TensorFlow processor, or TPU, crushes Intel, Nvidia in inference workloads – ExtremeTech