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This is a curated list of some of my favorite books and resources for those interested in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Data Science (DS), Deep Learning (DL), and related topics. [For those of you coming to this post from the FAU AI Bootcamp, this list should contain all…
Leave a CommentAs part of my continued work on science communication and community engagement, I have developed a series of talks targeted at general audiences, covering topics related to science, technology, artificial intelligence, art, human vision, perception, and cognition. Available talks include: Can you trust what you see? The magic of visual…
Leave a CommentA guest post by Samantha J. Inguanzo (*) Introduction Beauty is in the eye of the beholder for most creative situations, however, there appears to be consensus on what constitutes beautiful mobile applications. With a plethora of options on Google Play Store and the Apple App store, it is critical…
Leave a CommentA guest post by Samantha J. Inguanzo (*) Introduction The advent of augmented reality is rapidly being integrated into various industries, especially the gaming industry, and mobile application developers are taking note of expanded possibilities. In contrast to fully artificial conditions produced with virtual reality, augmented reality (AR) coalesces users’…
1 CommentA guest post by Ahmed Awada (*) Introduction Over the past few months, the world has witnessed a change that could be considered historically different than anything we’ve seen in a long time. COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus, forced most of the world into isolation, closing down public areas…
1 CommentA guest post by Ahmed Awada (*) Introduction Considering the technological era that we live in, it should be no surprise that mobile apps are an integral part of the future. Almost every aspect of our lives is affected by mobile apps, from entertainment, to mobile ordering, to ride sharing,…
Leave a CommentA guest post by Rene Bordas (*) Introduction This blog post discusses the two most widely used mobile operating systems Apple iOS and Google Android from a business perspective. A business that plans to develop a smartphone app should consider which of the two systems to develop for, or to…
Leave a CommentA guest post by Rene Bordas (*) Introduction From a development perspective a firm can choose between creating a native app or a hybrid app. Both kinds of apps are available for download by consumers through app stores such as the Google Play store and the Apple App store. A…
Leave a CommentA guest post by Alex Costan (*) Topic Description Mobile apps are changing the way brands interact with consumers and can possibly support an organization’s bottom line. According to multiple studies, there is a direct correlation between application use and customers actions – the more captivating the application, the more…
Leave a CommentFollowing up on a previous blog post, I’ve finished grading other assignments for my Spring 2020 AI course at FAU, including two so-called “floating assignments” whose topics can picked by the students as they are mentioned (i.e., as they happen to “float around”) in a lecture. Additionally, just as before,…
Leave a CommentA guest post by Joseph Ingles (*) As we move toward the fifth presidential election of the 21st Century, we see a push toward allowing voters to use electronic means to cast their ballots. The convenience and ease of use of a voting app or website would make the process…
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