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Industry AI, Analytics, Machine Learning, Data Science Predictions for 2020

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Predictions for 2020 from a dozen innovative companies in AI, Analytics, Machine Learning, Data Science, and Data industry.

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The Most Useful Machine Learning Tools of 2020

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This articles outlines 5 sets of tools every lazy full-stack data scientist should use.

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20+ Machine Learning Datasets & Project Ideas

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Upgrading your machine learning, AI, and Data Science skills requires practice. Finding good datasets to work with can be challenging, so this article discusses more than 20 great datasets along with machine learning project ideas for you to tackle today.

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The Book to Start You on Machine Learning

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This book is thought for beginners in Machine Learning, that are looking for a practical approach to learning by building projects and studying the different Machine Learning algorithms within a specific context.

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How does ChatGPT work? As explained by the ChatGPT team.

The Pragmatic Engineer

Evan joined OpenAI in 2020 – two years before ChatGPT launched – and has led the Applied engineering team as ChatGPT launched and scaled. The engineering, product, and design organization that makes and scales these products is called "Applied," and was founded in 2020 when GPT-3 was released.

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Cloudera Named Leader in The Forrester Wave: Notebook-Based Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning, Q3 2020

Cloudera

Cloudera has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave : Notebook-Based Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning, Q3 2020. For enterprise machine learning teams, this means having the right platform, tools, and processes that streamline end-to-end ML to tackle once-impossible business challenges effectively and at scale.

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The Future of Machine Learning

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This summary overviews the keynote at TensorFlow World by Jeff Dean, Head of AI at Google, that considered the advancements of computer vision and language models and predicted the direction machine learning model building should follow for the future.