
A show about the science and engineering behind AutoML.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

AutoML is dead an LLMs have killed it? MLGym is a benchmark and framework testing this theory. Roberta Raileanu and Deepak Nathani discuss how well current LLMs are doing at solving ML tasks, what the biggest roadblocks are, and what that means for A... more
Where and how can we use foundation models in AutoML? Richard Song, researcher at Google DeepMind, has some answers. Starting off from his position paper on leveraging foundation models for optimization, we chat about what makes foundation models val... more
Oscar Beijbom is talking about what it's like to run an AutoML startup: Nyckel. Beyond that, we chat about the differences between academia and industry, what truly matters in application and more.
Check out Nyckel at: www.nyckel.com/
Colin White, head of research at Abacus AI, takes us on a tour of Neural Architecture Search: its origins, important paradigms and the future of NAS in the age of LLMs. If you're looking for a broad overview of NAS, this is the podcast for you!
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Focusing on the science and engineering of Automated Machine Learning (AutoML), engaging discussions are hosted with experts sharing insights, research findings, and practical applications related to machine learning. Each episode unravels complex topics such as neural architecture search, model optimization, and the implications of AutoML misuse in research, providing nuanced perspectives from industry practitioners and academia alike. The show seeks to bridge the gap between technical intricacies and user-friendly approaches to implementing machine learning, making it particularly valuable for listeners engaged in technology and research fields.
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Recent guests on The AutoML Podcast include:
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2. Sebastian Pineda
3. Matthew Jackson
4. Chris Lu
5. Rahul Sharma
6. David Selby
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