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Future directions of AI in the Enterprise Using automation to extract meaning from data Michael Schmidt, Ph.D. About me Cornell University, Ph.D. CCSL Lab Founded Nutonian in 2011 Eureqa = AI Software, >50,000 users


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Future directions of AI in the Enterprise

Using automation to extract meaning from data Michael Schmidt, Ph.D.

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About me

  • Cornell University, Ph.D. – CCSL Lab
  • Founded Nutonian in 2011
  • Eureqa = AI Software, >50,000 users
  • Cited in > 500 medical, scientific and

research advances

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“Computer Program Discovers Laws of Physics”

–New York Times

Schmidt M., Lipson H. (2009) "Distilling Free-Form Natural Laws from Experimental Data," Science, Vol. 324, no. 5923, pp. 81 - 85.

Nature News

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The world obeys mathematical relationships – from physics to business operations Modern AI can deduce these hidden patterns automatically from data Machine Intelligence

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Test and Find Structure

k1 θ2 – k2 ω1

2 – k3 ω2 2 + k4 ω1 ω2 cos(θ1 – k5 θ2)

+ k6 cos(θ2) + k7 cos(θ1) – k8 cos(k9 θ2) – k10 cos(k11 – k12 θ2) k1 θ2 + k2 k1 ω1 ω2 – k2 cos(θ1 – θ2)

Accurate Simple Complex High error

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Model search

Population

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Better Models Variation Error Metric

Complexity Parsimony / Simplicity Model front Error

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The science under the hood

High Error Simple Accurate Complex Optimal Solutions

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Robot Scientist

Schmidt M., Lipson H. (2009) "Distilling Free-Form Natural Laws from Experimental Data," Science, Vol. 324, no. 5923, pp. 81 - 85.

Algorithms distill laws of physics from chaotic systems (published in Science 2009)

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Getting the right result

Neural networks Evolutionary Search Computational Effort Test-set Accuracy

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Massively Parallel

Search Kernel

Computation tests billions of independent models on the data

Search Kernel

  • Low bandwidth -- transferring solutions
  • High latency -- no control flow dependencies

Compute Server 1

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CPU Cores

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  • Predict finish positions of the 2016 Kentucky Derby
  • Expose relationships between running style, speed,

and trainer record

  • Predicted winner, and 4 out of top 5 horses

– Winning Exacta (30:1 odds), – Winning Trifecta (87:1) – Winning Superfecta (542:1)

Machine intelligence in action

  • 1. Nyquist
  • 2. Gun Runner
  • 3. Exaggerator
  • 4. Creator
  • 5. Mohaymen
  • Standardized live odds probability
  • Speed over the past two races
  • Post position
  • Racing style
  • Track conditions

http://performancegenetics.com/machine-learning-algorithm-crushed-kentucky-derby/

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Example

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Confidential and Proprietary. 17

Demand forecasting for pharmaceuticals

7/21/2016

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Confidential and Proprietary. 18

Optimizing crop yield

7/21/2016

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Confidential and Proprietary. 19

Determining causes of customer churn

7/21/2016

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Twitter: @Nutonian Blog: http://blog.nutonian.com Michael Schmidt Founder & CTO michael@nutonian.com

Conclusions

www.nutonian.com

  • Machine intelligence extracts meaning from data
  • Some companies employing machine intelligence today
  • Many new applications ahead of us