5^th World Machine Learning and Deep Learning Congress

Biography

Tarry is an industry-acknowledged Deep Learning Executive with over 17 years of experience setting up data analytics divisions for F500 multi-nationals. He is currently a mentor at Courser’a DeepLearning Specialization working with Andrew Ng, the world’s leading figure in Artificial Intelligence. Expected learners to be trained is around 1.5 million already by end 2018 via a MOOC program. This training was ranked #2 in the world out of 8000 trainings, according to the Inc. Magazine.

He is also an AI and Neuroscience Researcher who works and seeks guidance from world’s leading figures in deep learning industry such as Dr. Naftali Tishby, Geoff Hinton ands also Aalto University, to name a few whose advice he is seeking for research and his upcoming book on Deep Learning & AI.

Tarry works closely with Google’s Core TensorFlow team lead in San Francisco to deliver TensorFlow tutorials for various enterprises across the globe.

Tarry has also recently tied up with a Silicon Valley startup called Re:coded — which was featured on CNNMoney (http://money.cnn.com/2016/06/01/technology/jobs-syria-coding-flatiron-recoded/index.html), BBC, TechCrunch, Huffington Post to train deep learning enthusiasts around the world)

He is currently also writing a practical AI / Deep Learning book which is solely aimed to bridge the gap between business and technology by introducing meaningful projects so enterprises can finally move beyond grappling with the currently exploding world of Deep Learning and AI. Book ETA June/July 2018.

Tarry speaks, keynotes and chairs panels regularly at AI & Deep Learning Tech Conferences held in San Francisco (U.S), London (U.K), Finland, Sweden, Germany (Berlin), Guiyang, Beijing Hong Kong (China), Singapore, Turkey, Iraq and more.

In March 2018, his research paper on breakthrough Capsules Networks will be presented in ACM conference in Sweden.

Research Interest

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Data Science, Neuroscience