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Python Computer Vision Course
Learn Computer Vision. Introduction course to Computer Vision with Python. Make Computer Vision Apps? Learn Computer Vision theory? Build a strong portfolio with Computer Vision & Image Processing Projects? Looking to add Computer Vision algorithms in your current software project ? Whatever be your motivation to learn Computer Vision, I can assure you that you’ve come to the right course. You get. Complete course with 1 hour of video tutorials, Source code for all examples in the course. What you'll learn. Use basic Computer Vision techniques. Do image processing. Build: Image Similarity app, Face Detection app and Object Detection app! Master Computer Vision! .
AI/ML Bootcamp
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AI For Marketers: An Introduction and Primer, Second Edition
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bcr vidcast 107: AI governance, what are AI and ML, and the future is not here yet - Better Communication Results
Vikram Mahidhar reminds us all that AI is only as good as the humans supervising it and programming it. The biases and artefacts that come out of the processing are reflective of the biases programmed in at the beginning. A program trained to recognise totalled car bodies for insurance purposes, for example, will need close supervision of its decision-making outputs, for regulatory and consumer confidence and acceptance of the decision. There is a call and a growth in a new class of AI--one that is explainable, and that builds trust by providing evidence. Vikram also reminds us that a governance strategy is key to engendering trust in our organisation, processes and people.