The Rise of Domain Experts in Deep Learning | Future
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Jeremy Howard of fast.ai discusses the impacts of deep learning and AI now being accessible to people without PhDs in those spaces.
Jeremy Howard is an artificial intelligence researcher and the co-founder of fast.ai, a platform for non-experts to learn artificial intelligence and machine learning. Prior to starting fast.ai, he founded multiple companies — including FastMail and Enlitic, a pioneer in applying deep learning to the medical field — and was president and chief scientist of machine-learning competition platform Kaggle. In this interview, Howard discusses what it means for different industries and even global regions now that people without PhDs from specialized research labs can build and work with deep learnin
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