Long time no write stories.. A lot of stories i wanna tell about my journey in Machine Learning in past 2 years. And i wanna start with the Machine i created for Recommender System in Vidio recently…

"Paradoxically, data is the most under-valued and de-glamorised aspect of AI" -- Google research authors of "Data Cascades in High-Stakes AI." "Data is food for AI" -- Andrew Ng, UC Berkeley professor and pioneer of the data-centric AI philosophy. Machine learning has seen a bifurcation towards both smaller and larger models in recent years. Large-scale language models with hundreds of billions of parameters are being released regularly, and, with no signs of performance saturation, we can expect to see this trend continue. On the flip side, the field of tiny machine learning (TinyML) -- deploying machine learning models on resource-constrained microcontrollers -- is also starting to take hold. Commercial applications for TinyML already exist, from keyword spotting in smartphones (e.g., "Hey Siri" and "OK Google") to person detection for controlling intelligent lighting, HVAC, and security systems.

An AI wrote this article. The last words are very frightening! Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving. What started out as a field of science fiction is now becoming a reality. As AI technology continues to develop, some people are beginning to worry that it could one day take over humanity. Before we can discuss whether or not AI will take over humanity, it is important to first understand what AI is.

This is the fifth course in the IBM AI Enterprise Workflow Certification specialization. You are STRONGLY encouraged to complete these courses in order as they are not individual independent courses, but part of a workflow where each course builds on the previous ones. This course introduces you to an area that few data scientists are able to experience: Deploying models for use in large enterprises. Apache Spark is a very commonly used framework for running machine learning models. Best practices for using Spark will be covered in this course.

Conversational AI is a type of artificial intelligence that facilitates the human like conversation between a human and a software system in real time. It is a piece of software that a person can talk to, like chatbot, social messaging app, interactive agent, or smart device. These applications enable users to ask questions, get opinions, find support, or complete tasks remotely. Conversational systems are powered by a conversational engine named NLP (Natural Language Processing, a branch of AI that deals with linguistic and conversational cognitive science). They make use of large volumes of data processed with machine learning, and natural language processing to aid imitate human interactions, recognizing speech and text inputs and translating their meanings in different languages.

Machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) AI solutions which'read' and analyze pieces of text, provide another interesting use-case, allowing firms to boost their knowledge management abilities. For instance, data analysis could become a lot easier with introduction of AI assistant solutions (think Alexa or Siri), which can be used to find key figures in large data sets, simply by inputting a command by voice or text. As such, the future of AI in the world of business looks rather like the present, as AI's competency to automate tasks increases in efficacy.

Machine learning is the most important technology for the businesses right now. This is because AI driven software is already helping top software companies in Toronto increase efficiency, improve customer relationships and boost sales. Researchers estimate that machine learning has the potential to add trillions in value to the marketing and sales industry by 2020. Some reports estimate that spending on machine learning will reach $77 billion by 2023. Moreover, big software companies in Toronto signify that this technology will soon help them increase logistics and manufacturing efficiency.

From driverless cars to virtual assistants, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we live, work, or travel. It seems like the expertise of AI companies will contribute greatly to global economic growth and productivity. Here are a few industries using AI to create a global impact. Talking about industries implementing AI into their core, the gaming industry has revolutionized the way we used to play games. AI is transforming the future of the gaming industry and AI-based character like'Cortana' is the best example. AI in gaming means adaptive, responsive, and more engaging video game experiences. Halo Infinite is an impeccable example of how AI has bought several exciting new features into gaming.

The application of Artificial Intelligence in the telecommunication industry has gained quite a much traction in the recent past and for the right reasons. The role of the telecommunications industry in today's world has expanded beyond the provision of simple phone and internet interaction services for individuals and corporates. In the current era of the Internet of Things (IoT), telecommunication companies have leveraged mobile and broadband services to take center stage in technological growth and innovation. That is not all; educated prospects point to a future commercial world where Artificial intelligence is vital. For example, Technavio, a leading market research, and advisory firm globally, expects growth in technology to continue for the foreseeable future and record a Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of above 42% next year.

Executives at facial recognition firm Clarifai may have sighed with relief in March 2021 when a judge agreed that they could not be sued for violating Illinois' biometric privacy law, but then the federal government came knocking. The Federal Trade Commission now wants to know how the face image that a woman posted on the OkCupid dating site ended up being used as training data by Clarifai without her consent or disclosing the transaction as required by Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act. Clarifai makes computer vision, deep learning AI and biometrics systems. Claiming that its investigation is being stonewalled by Match Group, owner of OkCupid, the FTC has filed suit (case number 1:22-mc-00054), according to Bloomberg Law. The government claims that OkCupid engaged in unfair and deceptive conduct by sharing biometric data with Clarifai in 2014.