Building large-scale, real-time computer vision applications
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In this episode of the Data Exchange I speak with Reza Zadeh, founder and CEO of Matroid, a startup focused on making computer vision applications easy to build and deploy. Reza is also an adjunct professor at Stanford.
This particular conversation spanned many topics pertaining to computer vision, including:
- Challenges in building large-scale, real-time computer vision applications.
- Robustness of computer vision applications (adversarial attacks, deepfakes).
- Impact of computer vision technologies on society: security, privacy and surveillance
- We also preview the upcoming 2020 edition of the ScaledML conference: Reza is the main organizer behind one of my favorite conferences in the SF Bay Area.
[full show notes can be found on the Data Exchange site.]
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