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Our everyday digital experiences are in the midst of a realtime revolution. Whether attending an event in a virtual venue, receiving realtime financial information, or monitoring live car performance data – consumers simply expect realtime digital experiences as standard. Ably provides a suite of APIs to build, extend, and deliver powerful digital experiences in realtime for more than 265 million devices across 80 countries each month, supporting organizations like Toyota, Bloomberg, Hubspot and Split. Working at Ably means helping to build the infrastructure and technology that will power and shape the future of the internet. The opportunity in front of us is immense.

The Machine Learning (ML) team supports production-facing experiences and solutions including search engines, style and template recommendations, dynamic content generation, phishing detection, personalized user experiences and more. You will be a Senior ML Product engineer reporting to the manager of Machine Learning. ML Product builds production systems and services to bring machine learning to engineering teams across Squarespace. Squarespace has access to incredibly rich sources of user content and behavior, and our team is focused on leveraging those unique datasets to provide every customer with the experience they need to be successful. You will engage with stakeholders, refine requirements, rapidly prototype, deploy and maintain production machine learning systems.

About us Innovation is fuelled by the power of possibilities. A few years ago, it was virtually impossible to innovate because building software needed a degree, it was simply too expensive, too complex, too risky and ultimately too inefficient. That's why only 16% of projects were ever done on budget and 78% failed. We're flipping software development on its head and kicking out the notion that you need to be an expert or do boot camps to learn how to make your app. Our AI powered assembly line brings together Lego-like reusable features and experts from around the world to bring world-class ideas to life – ANYONE's world-class ideas.

An summary of IoT on the 12 months's midway level, plus a highlight on verticals--power, automotive, buildings, and retail--reveals each challenges and alternatives. Simply as industries had been popping out of the COVID-19 haze, increase--extra bother. The persevering with fallout from COVID-related shifts in industries and the worldwide financial system weren't over earlier than a brand new, intense wave of challenges hit onerous. How have the occasions and realities of the primary half of 2022 affected the IoT (Web of Issues) implementations and the IoT area as a complete? How are firms and industries leaning on IoT to energy by means of difficult instances? And the way are the hurdles and alternatives introduced within the first half of 2022 shaping the near-term future in verticals like power, automotive, buildings, and retail?

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But if you ask the co-founders of Modular, a startup emerging from stealth today, the software used to develop it is "monolithic," fractured into silos piled with layers of complexity. Big Tech companies have made helpful contributions, like TensorFlow and PyTorch -- AI development frameworks maintained by Google and Facebook, respectively. Modular aims to change that. Founded by former Apple and Google engineers and execs, the company today closed a large ($30 million) seed round led by GV (formerly Google Ventures), with participation from Greylock, The Factory and SV Angel to realize its vision of a streamlined, platform-agnostic AI system development platform. "The industry is struggling to maintain and scale fragmented, custom toolchains that differ across research and production, training and deployment, server and edge," Modular CEO Chris Lattner told TechCrunch in an email interview.

StyleScan, the developer of virtual-dressing technology for the fashion industry, announced that it raised an additional $1 million in funding, bringing its total seed-round capital to $3 million. StyleScan's leadership said that this financing is propelling the expansion of its e-commerce'software as a service' (SaaS) solutions including the launch of new AI-driven products in the coming months. "With everything going increasingly digital, including fashion, online retailers need to up their game and improve the customer experience," said StyleScan Founder and CEO Larissa Posner. "StyleScan helps them do that: Our newest SaaS plugin--ModelSwitch--empowers online shoppers. It allows them to preview garments on models with a wide range of body shapes, sizes and skin-tones. This makes fashion more relatable for everyone."

Artificial intelligence – defining it is like trying to lift water with your hands. In part maybe because it has such mythical proportion (Can it "wake up"? Might it wipe out the human race? Can it fix global warming?). In part maybe because it is the domain of especially smart experts. Or maybe for other reasons, in any case the concept of AI is both real business and a canvas onto which we project our fears and dreams.

As computers get more powerful, we are increasingly using them to make predictions. The software that makes these predictions is often called artificial intelligence. It's interesting that we call it "intelligence," because other tasks we assign to computers--computing huge numbers, running complex simulations--are also things that we label as "intelligence" when humans do them. For instance, my kids are graded on their intelligence at school based on their ability to do complex mathematical calculations. When we let computers project into the future and make their own decisions about what step to take next--what chess move to make, what driving route to suggest--we seem to want to call it artificial intelligence.