Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Door access from 6:10 to 6:30pm

We introduce and explore the basics of TensorFlow (https://www.tensorflow.org/), the second generation machine learning system behind Google Brain (https://research.google.com/teams/brain/), in a presentation+workshop setting, where we’ll walk through a simple machine learning code example together with visualizations that allows us to see what is happening in real time during the training

То access the building, please arrive between 6:10 and 6:30. Huge thank you to Ryan at Workhaus (http://workhaus.bz) for sponsoring us with the space!

At 8:00 if there is space, we’ll then head out for drinks just outside, at either Jason George (http://www.thejasongeorge.ca/) or the patio at the Corner Place (http://www.thecornerplace.ca/).

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Note: For those who attended the previous meetup: this is a replay of that event with the same workshop, providing the chance to those who were waitlisted last time to attend and anyone who is interested

Pre-requisites

– A laptop with Anaconda installed (download here (https://www.continuum.io/downloads)). Once installed, create a Python 3.5 (i.e. not 3.6) environment within Ananconda Navigator.

PLEASE REGISTER AT
https://www.meetup.com/Toronto-AI/events/240122033/

Date: 2017 05 17

Door access from 6:10 to 6:30pm

Workhaus: 100 Front St. E. 4th Floor

We introduce and explore the basics of TensorFlow, the second generation machine learning system behind Google Brain, in a presentation+workshop setting, where we’ll walk through a simple machine learning code example together.

То access the building, please arrive between 6:10 and 6:30.  Huge thank you to Ryan at Workhaus for sponsoring us with the space!

At 8:30 we’ll then head out for drinks just outside, at either Jason George or the patio at the Corner Place.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Pre-requisites

A laptop with Anaconda installed (download here).  Once installed, create a Python 3.5 (i.e. not 3.6) environment within Ananconda Navigator.

If you want to bring some snacks, thank you!

Date: 2017 04 20

Time: 6:00pm

Toronto City Hall Committee Room #2; Second Floor

А discussion of intersections between AI and virtual reality (and/or augmented reality) at City Hall with some VR content demoed by the very talented Nick Fox-Gieg, followed by general discussions and networking.

This is a grass-roots event that mixes interesting content with opportunities to connect with others and to foster innovation and project collaboration in the Toronto AI community

A big thanks to the City of Toronto and Joe Mazzei for making this possible

Directions: Go to the ground level front entrance to City Hall at the Nathan Phillips Square, then head inside to the stairs on the left.  Signs are along the way (it’s easy to find :))

Date: 2017 04 07

Firkin on Bloor

Are you exploring AI?  If so, well then just try to at least socialize with others exploring AI once in a while 😉   We’re connecting people like you in the AI community together to discuss advancements, share opportunities, sketch ideas, and connect.  This event is just social, so no laptop is required, but you will need one for the next workshop we’re planning 🙂  Bring an inquisitive mind and let’s see you there!

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Date: 2017 03 22
Firkin on Bloor

Hello world! 🙂

Bring your own laptop, we’ll be diving into some artificial intelligence. Also, we’ll be looking at setting up some actual code with some of the libraries out there which we’ll build upon for with future meetups. We’ll be introducing a hello-world equivalent using the scikit framework for this session.

Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, all that matters is your interest in the subject, the rest will work itself out

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