One of the questions I get asked a lot as a speaker and trainer in AI, machine learning and data science, is how and where to learn AI and machine learning. A lot of practitioners who are entering this field start by taking MOOC’s (massive open online courses) on platforms like Coursera, EdX or Udemy.
Every year many pundits shed their lights in the new developments in the coming year. There is much clickbait and nonsense among these articles but there are a few which I think are trustworthy. One of them is the recent 10 Breakthrough Technologies article from MIT Technology Review magazine. This is a must read page
One of the most mysterious and promising trends in the world of technology is quantum computing. Since a couple of years quantum computing has generated a lot of buzz and hype in the press, but it still fairly unknown to people what it is and what it isn’t. In this blog post I would like
I recently stumbled upon an excellent read on the Harvard Business Review website. This article outlines how sales teams can thrive in a digital world and outlines 3 key takeaways. Leverage the digital components of your products and services. As more and more products get equipped with sensors and extra digital cloud offering. Salespeople need
In a recent MAPI survey 58% of the respondents indicated that the lack of (good quality) data is the main barrier to deployment of AI. In many industries data scientists and machine learning engineers need to deal with small data sets rather than big data. In this article in Industryweek you can find an excellent
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Studio Pulpit is a startup founded by Jack Esselink and it’s goal is to help organisation do smarter things with data.
