AI at TI
Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) influences the products we build and how we build them. After some brief introductory material, we'll look at what Texas Instruments (TI) is doing on both fronts. Illustrative examples will be provided for designing AI accelerators for embedded processors, using AI to accelerate analog design and manufacturing, and using AI to improve the customer sales experience.
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- Rice University
- 6100 Main Street
- Houston, Texas
- United States 77005
- Building: Ralph S. O’Connor Building for Engineering and Science
- Room Number: OES 510 Event Space
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Prof. Joseph Cavallaro, cavallar@rice.edu
- Co-sponsored by Rice University IEEE Student Branch Talk
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Arthur Redfern of Texas Instruments
AI at TI
Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) influences the products we build and how we build them. After some brief introductory material, we'll look at what Texas Instruments (TI) is doing on both fronts. Illustrative examples will be provided for designing AI accelerators for embedded processors, using AI to accelerate analog design and manufacturing, and using AI to improve the customer sales experience.
Biography:
Bio: Arthur J. Redfern received a BS from the University of Virginia and a MS and PhD from Georgia Tech, all in electrical engineering. Following his thesis work on the Volterra series, Arthur joined Texas Instruments where he currently manages the ITS AI Solutions Group. His activities at TI have spanned the areas of machine learning, signal processing for analog systems and physical layer communication system design. In addition to his work at TI, Arthur also taught a course on deep learning at the University of Texas at Dallas. He has over 30 published papers and has been granted over 30 US patents.
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Address:TI Kilby Labs, 13560 N Central Expy, Dallas, Texas, United States, 75243
Agenda
Presentation at 12:10 to 12:55 pm CDT