Gary Brotman's guest appearances

Gary Brotman

The TWIML AI Podcast (formerly This Week in Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence)

Finding Genius Podcast

The Tech Talks Daily Podcast

Robert Munro

Michael Levin

Thomas Dietterich

Risto Miikkulainen

Gary Marcus

Kenneth Stanley

Abel James

Nir Eyal

Perry Marshall

Scott Young

Ben Goertzel

Steven Kotler

Meredith Broussard

Ross Taylor

Scott Smith

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Today we’re joined by Gary Brotman, Senior Director of Product Management at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.Gary, who got his start in AI through music, now leads strategy and product planning for the company’s AI and ML technologies, including those that make up the Qualcomm Snapdragon mobile platforms. In our conversation, we discuss AI on mobile devices and at the edge, including popular use cases, and explore some of the various acceleration technologies offered by Qualcomm and others that enable th

Today we’re joined by Gary Brotman, Senior Director of Product Management at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. Gary, who got his start in AI through music, now leads strategy and product planning for the company’s AI and ML technologies, including those that make up the Qualcomm Snapdragon mobile platforms. In our conversation, we discuss AI on mobile devices and at the edge, including popular use cases, and explore some of the various acceleration technologies offered by Qualcomm and others that enable th

AI at the Edge at Qualcomm with Gary Brotman - TWiML Talk #223

As opposed to many other leaders in AI, the team at Qualcomm is a leader in edge computing that’s conducted research for the past decade focused on optimizing, improving, and embracing machine learning and general AI algorithms on mobile processors without the need for a connection to the cloud. So, what’s the advantage of on-device computing versus AI cloud players? Aside from improvements in energy consumption, there are actually three that are driving product development: performance, privacy, and reliability.    Since 2008, Qualcomm has been looking into neural networks and deep learning, but the past three years have brought an influx of compute capability and an abundance of algorithmic data, which lead to Qualcomm’s release of one of the first mobile AI platforms and the Snapdragon 820 processor. Since then, Qualcomm has made numerous new developments and optimizations. Tune in to hear the details and to learn what’s on the horizon.  To reach out for collaborations or find out about the latest developments, visit developer.qualcomm.com. 

As opposed to many other leaders in AI, the team at Qualcomm is a leader in edge computing that’s conducted research for the past decade focused on optimizing, improving, and embracing machine learning and general AI algorithms on mobile processors without the need for a connection to the cloud. So, what’s the advantage of on-device computing versus AI cloud players? Aside from improvements in energy consumption, there are actually three that are driving product development: performance, privacy, and reliability.    Since 2008, Qualcomm has been looking into neural networks and deep learning, but the past three years have brought an influx of compute capability and an abundance of algorithmic data, which lead to Qualcomm’s release of one of the first mobile AI platforms and the Snapdragon 820 processor. Since then, Qualcomm has made numerous new developments and optimizations. Tune in to hear the details and to learn what’s on the horizon.  To reach out for collaborations or find out about the latest developments, visit <a href="http://developer.qualcomm.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">developer.qualcomm.com</a>.

Gary Brotman - Qualcomm - A Leader in Mobile 