IBM Innovates, Part 1: Artificial Intelligence and Call for Code

Advance Tech Podcast

Written by Alexandra Moxin

Live from the Linux Foundation Open Source Summit we spend some time with John Walicki and Animesh Singh from IBM and Trevor Riggen from the American Red Cross in part one of a three part series. Guests John Walicki, Watson IoT Developer Ecosystem Advocate and Animesh Singh, STSM and Program Director - Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning Platform share a few insights on how IBM is innovating. In the first part of the episode we talk about Call for Code and how IBM is innovating in the field of Artificial Intelligence. We also dig into the rich mathematics background of IBM Research and each of our guests backgrounds and experience with IBM. In the last part of this episode I talk in depth with Trevor Riggen, the American Red Cross Regional Executive for the Northern California Coastal Region about Call for Code and dig in to some of the hard facts about emergency response sitations and disaster scenarios.

Show Links

• Call for Code
• Call for Code - Code Patterns
• American Red Cross
• United Nations Human Rights - UNHR, Office of the High Commissioner
• David Clark Cause
• Linux Foundation Open Source Summit
• LF Deep Learning Foundation
• IBM Fabric for Deep Learning - FfDL
• IBM Code Patterns
• Node Red
• IBM Trusted AI - addressing bias in data sets
• IBM Developer Main Page Highlights for AI Fairness 360
• IBM Developer AI Fairness 360 Open Page
• IBM Code Patterns - AI Fairness
• AI Fairness 360: Attacking Bias from All Angles
• IBM Developer Announcement Blog: AI Fairness 360
• IBM Code Model Asset Exchange
• IBM Adversarial Robustness Toolbox
• IBM Code Model Asset Exchange: Show and Tell Image Caption Generator
• IBM Watson Internet of Things
• John Walicki’s Open Source IoT Asset Tracking Perishable Network Blockchain Solution
• John Walicki’s Drone IoT Visual Recognition Aerial Imagery Call for Code Lab
• IBM Developer Advocacy Team
• IBM Developer
• IBM Research
• IBM Research Mathematics Department
• Ramanujan Maths Conference
• IBM OpenWhisk
• Open Neural Network Exchange - ONNX