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It was really interesting to gain insight into the machine learning testing journey at the 'Testμ Conference 2023' event. I picked up useful insights from this presentation. Thank you, Shivani Gaba, for sharing your knowledge and a bit of your history. If you doubt the significance, we can always ask the Bard :-) #LambdaTest #TestMuConf #AI #RPA #Bard #chatgpt

#Dataprivacy and authenticity are paramount in #GenAI models as they determine the reliability of the technology.  In this cover story of Dataquest's May 2024 edition, Srinivasulu Nasam, Senior Technical Director – GenAI for Systems & Software Engineering at BGSW delves into the complexities of GenAI as it revolutionizes industries while addressing critical concerns such as privacy, bias, and misinformation.   Read the full coverage here. #BGSW #alt_future #BoschGlobalSoftwareTechnologies

Trullion is revolutionizing the face of accounting, with the much-needed integration of AI. Here's a glimpse into what that day-to-day looks like 👇 Isaac Heller Amir Boldo DUNS 100 #accounting #accountingtech #accountingsoftware #SourceBasedAccounting #accountingautomation 

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Y'all.... this is HUGE. I'm so excited to announce Smart Summary from Veritext. If you or someone you know is suffering from deposition summary exhaustion, email me! sjennings@veritext.com #AI #Depositions #SmartSummary #Veritext

Caught up with my ex-Homage colleague Usama Sadiq  , and former Homage colleagues, now turned founders of Locofy.ai; Honey Mittal and Sohaib Muhammad at SuperAI These guys are paving the path in how AI can turn design into production-ready front-end code with a few clicks of a mouse. Will be there tomorrow as well to listen to Keechin Goh's speech about a primer to modern day Computer Vision.

I'm still waiting for the AI apocalypse. Quacks in the press (#nytimes) that were trying to say that society wasn't ready for this technology, but they were wrong. So far, all I have seen is everyday people using technology to improve their lives. From mothers utilizing the tech to diagnose rare diseases and save their children (https://shorturl.at/juS17), help a person save their dad's life (https://lnkd.in/gFDMgPHy), depressed individuals using it to work through their problems (https://shorturl.at/kMOU1), or saving millions of people time so they can focus on meaningful work ( https://shorturl.at/krMP2) , the verdict is in: the technology has improved our lives and will continue to do so. The real question is why, when we had this technology back in 2016, did the elites inside major tech companies not think society was ready for it? Seven years wasted. For seven years, this technology could have helped us tremendously, saved lives, saved time, and made our lives better. What is the true cost of these elites preventing the masses from using this technology? How many depressed individuals harmed themselves or tragically ended their lives due to not having this technology? How many people lost vital time with their families because of the lack of this technology? We will never know. But what we do know is that if we let those who hate technology dictate who can or cannot use it, more will suffer. This battle for launching new tech hits home to me. I know what it's like to be homeless, to not have resources, to not have the ability to hire a tutor for a complex subject. If I had this tech growing up, my trajectory in life would have been dramatically different. For those who don't have a voice in tech, we owe it to them to push back on the internal quacks that hate this technology, push back at them, question their motives, ship, and then debate. Do not debate for years and then never ship. If you believe in humanity and the promise tech has to improve lives, work in tech and ship. If you fear humanity and tech, please resign. #ai #medcine #chatgpt #openai #gpt4 #microsoft https://lnkd.in/gtdZGUMS

Great video about how Fero Labs' machine learning software enables the decarbonization of energy-intensive sectors such as steel, cement, chemicals, and consumer packaged goods by revealing inefficiencies in their processes. https://lnkd.in/eWSXy7fe

A Good Idea is Not Enough! Eversince I started BrainBridge, one key realisation has been key: success will be as much about sales and marketing as about our technology itself. The pivotal challenge is in communication. I am trying to pitch cutting-edge solutions to goverments and businesses, and my primary job is to effectively show them the potential of what we can achieve. It would be naive of me to assume/expect my prosepects to know how Machine Learning Topic Modelling and Sentiment Analysis can help them mitigate their geo-political, reputaional, or regulatory risk. it is, therefore, my responsibility to package the product in a simple and appealing way. People don't want to spend months learning how to assemble the car or smartphone they purchased. They want a product that simply works!

I'm happy to share my latest project as part of my second task at CognoRise InfoTech: 🌟 Project Title: Creating a Titanic Survival Prediction System (Task 2 CognoRise InfoTech) 🎯 Objective: In my second task at CognoRise InfoTech, I've been entrusted with the development of a Titanic Survival Prediction System. The goal is to predict whether passengers on the Titanic survived or not based on their attributes. ✨ Project Details: This project involves data collection, preprocessing, exploratory data analysis, feature engineering, model selection, training, evaluation, deployment, and interpretability. By applying machine learning techniques to this historical dataset, I'm gaining insights into what factors influenced passenger survival on the Titanic. 🙌 I'm grateful for the opportunity to work on such engaging and meaningful projects at CognoRise InfoTech. Stay tuned for more updates on my journey into the world of data science and machine learning! https://lnkd.in/gMsqvG4j #DataScience #MachineLearning #DataAnalysis #CognoRiseInfoTech #TitanicSurvivalPrediction