Nicolo Fusi
VP and Distinguished Scientist, Microsoft Research
Nouvelles et reportages
Will machines ever be intelligent?
| Doug Burger, Subutai Ahmad, et Nicolo Fusi
Are machines truly intelligent? AI researchers Subutai Ahmad and Nicolò Fusi join Doug Burger to compare transformer-based AI with the human brain, exploring continual learning, efficiency, and whether today’s models are on a path toward human intelligence.
Dans l’actualité | Microsoft Green Tech Blog
Charting the path towards sustainable AI with Azure Machine Learning resource metrics
Today, we are announcing a new set of resource metrics available in Azure Machine Learning to help customers understand the computational and energetic costs of their AI workloads across the machine learning lifecycle. Azure Machine Learning is a platform that…
Dans l’actualité | Volastra
Volastra Therapeutics Partners with Microsoft to Advance Metastatic Cancer Research
Collaboration will integrate Microsoft Azure AI and Volastra’s insights into tumor biology to develop machine learning tools to detect drivers of tumor growth and predict metastatic risk.
Measuring dataset similarity using optimal transport
| David Alvarez-Melis et Nicolo Fusi
Is FashionMNIST, a dataset of images of clothing items labeled by category, more similar to MNIST or to USPS, both of which are classification datasets of handwritten digits? This is a pretty hard question to answer, but the solution could…
Dans l’actualité | Forbes
Microsoft Puts More Brain-Power Into Machine Learning For Azure Cloud
The advancements that now come forward in this part of Microsoft's ML brain play result in part from experimentation carried out by Nicolo Fusi, who works in the automated machine learning research team at Microsoft Research.
Dans l’actualité | Cnet
Microsoft brings new brains to Azure AI at Ignite conference
Its automated machine learning service is designed to steer artificial intelligence jobs away from potholes and dead ends.
Prix | Cambridge Chamber of Commerce
Jennifer Listgarten, Nicolo Fusi receive 2017 Visionary Award
The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce in Massachusetts honored Jennifer Listgarten, Nicolo Fusi and their colleague John Doench at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard with a 2017 Visionary Award (opens in new tab) for their application of machine learning techniques to…