Chris and Daniel help us wade through the week’s AI news, including open ML challenges from Intel and National Geographic, Henry Kissinger’s views on AI, and a model that can detect personality based on eye movements. They also point out some useful resources to learn more about pandas, the vim editor, and AI algorithms.

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Pandas tips and tricks
Mastering vim quickly
An introduction to Gradient Descent Algorithm
Introducing capsule networks

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Eye tracking, Henry Kissinger on AI, Vim