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Breve historia de la Inteligencia Artificial
El avance de la inteligencia artificial (IA) no ha sido un camino recto—ha habido periodos de auge y caída. Esta primera sección analiza en detalle cada una de estas épocas, empezando por Alan Turing y el desarrollo inicial de la inteligencia artificial en Bletchley Park (Inglaterra), y continuando con el auge del aprendizaje profundo.
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Interview: The future of talent acquisition
With only four months in operation, Hitch entered the market to revolutionize the way talent is acquired and retained thanks to artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Hitch uses AI to help recruiters find the perfect candidate
Thanks to the platform's technology, it is now possible for companies to have ad hoc candidates for each position, saving time, costs, and bad experiences.
Flapper expands its private flights to Mexico, Colombia and Chile
The Brazilian startup has had great opportunities in times of crisis and now seeks to go beyond Brazil.
Husky Starcraft Interview: From Burgerville to 500K YouTube Subscribers in 2 Years
Mike Lamond AKA Husky Starcraft (Wikipedia, YouTube) is a popular e-sports broadcaster with nearly 500,000 subscribers and close to 200 million upload views. I had a chance to talk to him about college life, the early Husky Starcraft days, current challenges, collaboration with
Gobble raises $1.2 million
A special congrats to Ooshma at Gobble — she has just raised $1.2 million according to TechCrunch. I remember when I first heard the idea for Gobble and I brainstormed with Ooshma to try and calculate how feasible the idea–or the
About Jared Tame
Studied advertising and computer science at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, graduates in 2011 Y Combinator alumni from the Summer 2009 batch; cofounded GraffitiGeo, which was later acquired by Loopt in 2009. First Silicon Valley experience was joining TokBox as employee
20% of the founders in BusinessWeek Best Young Tech Entrepreneurs 2011 in Startups Open Sourced
Here’s the full paginated list, there’s also a list compiled below for faster viewing. For our annual survey of the most promising technology entrepreneurs, Bloomberg Businessweek’s editors and writers weighed input from venture capitalists, angel investors, and other representatives of startups.
Infiltrating any startup
The next Google, Microsoft, and Facebook are among us. They’re run by founders who refuse to sell their companies and have staggering revenue and growth. In Startups Open Sourced, I asked cofounder of Airbnb.com Brian Chesky a few questions about