NVIDIA GTC Language Diversity

Data-driven approaches to language diversity

A panel at NVIDIA's GTC conference in 2023 discussing data-driven approaches to language diversity, as applied to speech technologies.

Speech recognition through a cybernetic lens

A talk by National Library of Australia and ANU School of Cybernetics for National Science Week where Kathy Reid provides a cybernetic history of speech recognition.

Data visualisation of Mozilla Common Voice v9 dataset metadata coverage in Observable

Covers how accents are represented in voice data, such as BCP-47 and ISO-639 standards, and what challenges this presents for machine learning.

Socially responsible representation of accents in voice data: Considerations for practitioners and policymakers

Covers how accents are represented in voice data, such as BCP-47 and ISO-639 standards, and what challenges this presents for machine learning.

Data, decisions and dynamics

Data, decisions and dynamics was an invited keynote for VALA22 - Bring IT on!, in which Kathy Reid covered machine learning in libraries.

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Custodians and midwives: the library of the future

Custodians & Midwives: The Library of the Future provides research and analysis on artificial intelligence and emerging technologies at the National Library of Australia.

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Ken Behrens: A cybernetic detective story of algorithms, accents and augury

How can cybernetics help us investigate the story behind a Canberra meme?

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Communities are systems: invited keynote for linux.conf.au 2022

What can systems thinking teach us about building open source communities?

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We are the Ghost In the Machine – invited talk for #VALATechCamp

This invited talk for #VALATechCamp journeyed from Ghost in the Machine to how we ensure cyber-physical systems evolve safely, sustainably and responsibly.

DeepSpeech in 5 minutes

DeepSpeech in 5 minutes or less

This Lightning Talk from Canberra Python Users Group provided an overview of DeepSpeech speech recognition, which uses a seq2seq algorithm.