Josh Tobin: Research at OpenAI, Full Stack Deep Learning, ML in Production
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Charlie You
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Publication Date |
Oct 13, 2020
Episode Duration |
01:09:22

Josh Tobin holds a CS PhD from UC Berkeley, which he completed in four years while also working at OpenAI as a research scientist. His focus was on robotic perception and control, and contributed to the famous Rubik's cube robot hand video. He co-organizes the phenomenal Full Stack Deep Learning course and is now working on a new stealth startup.

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tobin.com/">http://josh-tobin.com/

https://twitter.com/josh_tobin_

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Timestamps:

01:32 Follow Charlie on Twitter (twitter.com/charlieyouai)

02:43 How Josh got started in CS and ML

11:05 Why Josh worked on ML for robotics

15:03 ML for Robotics research at OpenAI

28:20 Josh's research process

34:56 Why putting ML into production is so difficult

44:46 What Josh thinks the ML Ops landscape will look like

49:49 Common mistakes that production ML teams and companies make

53:11 How ML systems will be built in the future

59:37 The most valuable skills that ML engineers should develop

01:03:50 Rapid Fire Questions

Links

Full Stack Deep Learning

Domain Randomization for Transferring Deep Neural Networks from Simulation to the Real World

Domain Randomization and Generative Models for Robotic Grasping

DeepMind Generative Query Network (GQN) paper

Geometry Aware Neural Rendering

2019-104.pdf">Josh's PhD Thesis

OpenAI Rubik's Cube Robot Hand video

Weights and Biases interview with Josh

Building Data Intensive Applications

Creative Selection

Josh discusses his research in ML for robotics at OpenAI, why putting ML into production is so hard, and how he things ML systems will be built in the future.

Josh Tobin holds a CS PhD from UC Berkeley, which he completed in four years while also working at OpenAI as a research scientist. His focus was on robotic perception and control, and contributed to the famous Rubik's cube robot hand video. He co-organizes the phenomenal Full Stack Deep Learning course and is now working on a new stealth startup.

Learn more about Josh:

tobin.com/">http://josh-tobin.com/

https://twitter.com/josh_tobin_

Want to level-up your skills in machine learning and software engineering? Join the ML Engineered Newsletter: https://mlengineered.ck.page/943aa3fd46

Comments? Questions? Submit them here: https://charlie266.typeform.com/to/DA2j9Md9

Follow Charlie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CharlieYouAI

Take the Giving What We Can Pledge: https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/

Subscribe to ML Engineered: https://mlengineered.com/listen

Timestamps:

01:32 Follow Charlie on Twitter (twitter.com/charlieyouai)

02:43 How Josh got started in CS and ML

11:05 Why Josh worked on ML for robotics

15:03 ML for Robotics research at OpenAI

28:20 Josh's research process

34:56 Why putting ML into production is so difficult

44:46 What Josh thinks the ML Ops landscape will look like

49:49 Common mistakes that production ML teams and companies make

53:11 How ML systems will be built in the future

59:37 The most valuable skills that ML engineers should develop

01:03:50 Rapid Fire Questions

Links

Full Stack Deep Learning

Domain Randomization for Transferring Deep Neural Networks from Simulation to the Real World

Domain Randomization and Generative Models for Robotic Grasping

DeepMind Generative Query Network (GQN) paper

Geometry Aware Neural Rendering

2019-104.pdf">Josh's PhD Thesis

OpenAI Rubik's Cube Robot Hand video

Weights and Biases interview with Josh

Building Data Intensive Applications

Creative Selection

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