Jesus Rodriguez
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Past articles by Jesus:
Zero-Shot, One-Shot, Few-Shot Learning
Understanding the different types of N-Short learning disciplines. → Read More
Gödel and Some Controversial Ideas About Machine Consciousness
A couple of unorthodox perspectives about consciousness in AI. → Read More
Meta Just Updated the Largest Computer Vision Model in History
SEER v2 represents one of the most important evolutions in self-supervised computer vision models. → Read More
BoTorch is a Framework for Bayesian Optimization in PyTorch
The open-source framework supports the implementation of low-level Bayesian optimization algorithms. → Read More
The Machine Learning Schools Championed by the Biggest AI Labs in the World
How Google, Microsoft, Facebook, DeepMind, OpenAI, Amazon and IBM think about the future of AI. → Read More
A Crash Course in Game Theory for Machine Learning: Classic and New Ideas
Game theory is one of the most fascinating areas of mathematics that have influenced diverse fields such as economics, social sciences, biology and, obviously, computer science. There are many ways… → Read More
Beyond Clustering: The New Methods that are Pushing the Future of Unsupervised Learning
If you ask any group of data science students about the types of machine learning algorithms, they will answer without hesitation: supervised and unsupervised. However, if we ask that same group to… → Read More
Moving Beyond the Ethereum Phase of Security Tokens
Next Evolution of Security Tokens Networks and Blockchains → Read More
Reimagining Privacy in Blockchains: An MIT-Incubated Solution
Yesterday, blockchain privacy startup Enigma announced the availability of its second testnet. Incubated in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT) Media Lab, Enigma takes a very unique angle… → Read More
The Theory of Marginal Improvements and Security Tokens
A few weeks ago, I spent some time with several extremely bright Wall Street executives discussing the universe of blockchain and security tokens. These group of talented individuals have done a very… → Read More
The Security Token Anthology: May 2019 Edition
June is here and it’s time to publish the newest Security Token Anthology which includes my recent articles about crypto-securities. Last month I published articles that deep dive into topics such as… → Read More
Beyond Snarks: Some Blockchain Privacy Protocols You Need to Know About
Last week, J.P Morgan made an important contribution towards the mainstream enterprise adoption of blockchain technologies with the addition of new privacy capabilities to the Quorum stack. Almost… → Read More
Decentralized AI for the Rest of US
I’ve been working on a new series of papers on decentralized AI and decided to edit and series I published early last year. → Read More
Four Ideas to Enable Disclosures for Security Tokens
Disclosures continues to be one of the existential challenges to the security token industry. In a market without any information about active digital securities, the opportunities for achieving fair… → Read More
Blockchains, Networks, Protocols or Fantasies in Security Tokens: Part I
Yesterday, during the first day of Consensus NYC, Polymath announced their intentions to work on a tier1 blockchain for digital securities. The announcement, arguably, represents one of the most… → Read More
The Security Token Anthology: April 2019 Edition
May is here and it’s time to publish the newest Security Token Anthology which includes my recent articles about crypto-securities. Last month I published articles that cover key security token… → Read More
Value-Leaking Protocols and Security Tokens
The creation, accumulation and exchange of value via protocols is one of the most important attributes of the crypto ecosystem. From fat to thin protocols, the dynamics of crypto-networks are… → Read More
Some Thoughts About Security Token Networks Part II
This is the second part of an article that explore ideas about the emerging field of security token networks. The first part discussed some of the economical and technological foundations of the… → Read More
Some Thoughts About Security Token Networks: Part I
Recently, I wrote about the emergence of security tokens in permissioned blockchains as a “local maximum” phenomenon or an approach with strong short term perspectives but with questionable viability… → Read More
The Security Token Anthology: March 2019 Edition
April is here and is time to release another edition of the Security Token Anthology which compiles some of my recent articles about crypto-securities. Last month I put some work into some of my… → Read More