Recruiting our Lead Dev in Paris

Descriptif du poste

• Tu veux être impliquer dans un projet en pleine croissance avec un potentiel à l’international.
• Développeur full stack (idéalement), ou un excellent développeur back, qui pourrait piloter une équipe de développeurs front et back.

• Tu vas prendre le lead du développement d’une plateforme web et mener une équipe de développeurs.
• Tu sais traduire une vision en une feuille de route technique claire et distribuer les tâches à l’équipe.
• Tu seras appuyer par des collaborateurs motivés et talentueux.
• Tu as envie de te former aux côtés des meilleurs chercheurs en intelligence artificielle (CNRS et Polytechnique).

• Technologies: Python/Django, React, Angular, POO (design pattern), architecture orientée service, Jenkins, AWS, postgres / MySQL, Elasticsearch, intérêt marqué pour l’intelligence artificielle et le state-of-art.

• POUR REUSSIR:
• • Au moins 5 ans d’expérience de développement sur plusieurs langages dont python
  • 3ans + d’expériences dans des entreprises à croissance rapide (idéalement solution SAAS, on-premise)
  • Des notions de devOps, scrum management, agile, sécurité
  • Une expérience concrète dans le développement d’API (REST/JSON)
  • Une excellente maîtrise des bonnes pratiques de développement : tests unitaires, intégration continue, release management, packaging et déploiement.
  • Nécessaire: attitude orientée solution, une capacité d’écoute et de capture de besoins métiers complexes
  • ++ des connaissances de la gestion de projet waterfall
  • +++ une âme entrepreneuriale

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Microsoft Dynamics 365 now offers service chatbots as part of AI push

 

Microsoft is tapping the power of AI to provide customers of its Dynamics 365 business applications suite with new features. The company announced a series of capabilities at its Ignite conference today focused on bringing intelligence to business processes, including a pre-built chatbot designed to field customer service queries.

 

Full article here: https://venturebeat.com/2017/09/25/microsoft-dynamics-365-customers-get-service-chatbots-as-part-of-ai-push/

How to regulate AI?

aiBy Oren Etzioni

These three laws are elegant but ambiguous: What, exactly, constitutes harm when it comes to A.I.? I suggest a more concrete basis for avoiding A.I. harm, based on three rules of my own.

First, an A.I. system must be subject to the full gamut of laws that apply to its human operator.

My second rule is that an A.I. system must clearly disclose that it is not human.

My third rule is that an A.I. system cannot retain or disclose confidential information without explicit approval from the source of that information.

Full article here: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/01/opinion/artificial-intelligence-regulations-rules.html

 

Apple: don’t use Face ID on an iPhone X if you’re under 13 or have a twin

In a security guide published Wednesday, Apple recommends that children under the age of 13 do not use Face ID due to the probability of a false match being significantly higher for young children. The company said this was because “their distinct facial features may not have fully developed”.

With Face ID, Apple has implemented a secondary system that exclusively looks out for attempts to fool the technology. Both the authentication and spoofing defence are based on machine learning, but while the former is trained to identify individuals from their faces, the latter is used to look for telltale signs of cheating.

More information at:

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/sep/27/apple-face-id-iphone-x-under-13-twin-facial-recognition-system-more-secure-touch-id

Lili.ai enters $5M IBM Watson AI XPRIZE®

 

Paris, May 16, 2017: Lili.ai, a startup working that works in implementing AI in large scale Project Management; announce their official entry into the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE®, a global competition challenging teams to develop powerful Artificial Intelligence (AI) based applications and demonstrate how humans can collaborate with AIs to tackle the world’s grand challenges. The Team Lili.ai, headquartered in Paris, France, with six team members, is among the 147 teams from 22 countries that are competing for the $5M prize purse.

The research team is composed of researchers from prestigious CRNS and internal team members specialized in NLP, planning and assistance to decision-making. Lili.ai is the only team from the 147 teams participating in the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE® working in the project management space.

Milie Taing, CEO Founder of Lili.ai says: “Project Management system is obviousely broken, and we are extremely pleased to have visibility on solving this very critical problem. Our goal is to decrease all project budgets by 30%, so that the construction or modernization of bridges, hospitals, nuclear powerplant is never considered as too complex to be started”.

We welcome new talents to join our team.

For more information about the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE, please visit ai.xprize.org

About XPRIZE

_{XPRIZE, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is the global leader in designing and implementing innovative competition models to solve the world’s grandest challenges. XPRIZE utilizes a unique combination of gamification, crowd-sourcing, incentive prize theory, and exponential technologies as a formula to create exponential impact in the grand challenge domains facing our world. Active competitions include the $30M Google Lunar XPRIZE, the $20M NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE, the $15M Global Learning XPRIZE, the $7M Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE, the $7M Barbara Bush Foundation Adult Literacy XPRIZE, the $5M IBM Watson AI XPRIZE, the $1.75M Water Abundance XPRIZE and the $1M Anu & Naveen Jain Women’s Safety XPRIZE. For more information, visit http://www.xprize.org/.}

Impressive engineering

A whole temple is being moved and lifted in just 2 weeks to comply with earthquake legislations

 

How your PM can skyrocket your business

Organisations have adopted project management experience with a clear mission: they’re convinced that project experts can add value, advance strategies, and increase their competitive advantage. Mark Langley, president and CEO of the Project Management Institute (PMI), comes to this conclusion in his recent report on PM statistics, implying that competent project managers are worth their weight in gold.

Further article here: http://www.itproportal.com/features/how-your-project-manager-can-skyrocket-your-business/

Elon Musk is wrong. The AI singularity won’t kill us all | WIRED UK

Elon is, in fact, right. AI does need regulating. But he’s also almost surely wrong – AI isn’t going to start World War III anytime soon. Or rule the world. Or end humanity.

Full article here:

http://www.wired.co.uk/article/elon-musk-artificial-intelligence-scaremongering

Lack of project managers hits infrastructure plans

 

A lack of project managers is set to send costs soaring and cause delays on major infrastructure projects.

 

A report by accountant EY is also warning that commercial and financial managers are in short supply.

 

“Combined with the geographic nature of infrastructure programmes, decision makers in most regions can’t assume the skills are there and need to think creatively and embrace better ways of working to ensure that they can deliver projects in a way that provides value for money”

The warning comes as another major report states that the industry must double its current output to £95,000 a minute for the next decade to deliver infrastructure plans.

Full text here:

http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2017/09/13/lack-of-project-managers-hits-infrastructure-plans/

Hackers send silent commands to speech recognition systems with ultrasound

Security researchers in China have invented a clever way of activating voice recognition systems without speaking a word. By using high frequencies inaudible to humans but which register on electronic microphones, they were able to issue commands to every major “intelligent assistant” that were silent to every listener but the target device.

The demodulated speech registered just fine, and worked on every major voice recognition platform:

DolphinAttack voice commands, though totally inaudible and therefore imperceptible to humans, can be received by the audio hardware of devices, and correctly understood by speech recognition systems. We validated DolphinAttack on major speech recognition systems, including Siri, Google Now, Samsung S Voice, Huawei HiVoice, Cortana, and Alexa.

Full article available here: https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/06/hackers-send-silent-commands-to-speech-recognition-systems-with-ultrasound/?ncid=rss