yann

So far they've had interviews with many of the big names in ML: Yann LeCun, Goeff Hinton, Yoshua Bengio.

Lush started out as a (differently named) project of Leon Bottou and Yann LeCun, which might serve as an endorsement...

I think it was Yann LeCun who said on a Reddit AMA that if you want to go into Machine Learning, a PhD is very much mandatory.

The most prominent I'm aware of saying thing to this effect are Yoshua Bengio, Geoff Hinton, and Yann LeCun.

The big names of deep learning have all taken a vocal stance against the recent end-of-the-world punditry (most notably Yann LeCun and Andrew Ng).

There are only a handful of Yann LeCuns in the world.

I guess you can count Yann LeCun, Leon Bottou and Richard Sutton among those.

AMA with Yann LeCun which confirms they are using it.

Geoff Hinton is British, Yann LeCun is French, Andrew Ng was born in the UK to Hong Kong parents and graduated in Singapore, Quoc Le is Vietnamese.

Facebook's AI research lab has contributed to the Torch7 project (which is unsurprising since it is lead by Yann LeCun, and Torch7 was originally developed in his group at NYU).

Here's my short list: Peter Norvig, Yann Lecun, Andrew Ng, Demis Hassabis, Michael I.

I've visited a few of the teams and I'd like to say that many of the things being published out of there (say the recent real time vision stuff with cars published by yann lecun's group) or perhaps the voice stuff coming out of baidu.

Yann LeCun: "Some people have asked what would prevent a hypothetical super-intelligent autonomous benevolent A.

One of them, Yann LeCunn, said: “Hype is dangerous to AI.

Yann's answer was in regards to machine learning specific research.

Yann and his group have moved to Torch 7.

(Yann Lecun complained about this in a recent Facebook ad too.) All parts that matter are closed: Kernel stuff, device drivers, core libs/frameworks, the Swift compiler, etc.