From the author of a world bestseller published in eleven languages, The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book, this new book by Andriy Burkov is the most complete applied AI book out there. It is filled with best practices and design patterns of building reliable machine learning solutions that scale. Andriy Burkov has a Ph.D. in AI and is the leader of a machine learning team at Gartner. This book is based on Andriy's own 15 years of experience in solving problems with AI as well as on the published experience of the industry leaders. Here's what Cassie Kozyrkov, Chief Decision Scientist at Google tells about the book in the Foreword: "You're looking at one of the few true Applied Machine Learning books out there. That's right, you found one! A real applied needle in the haystack of research-oriented stuff. Excellent job, dear reader... unless what you were actually looking for is a book to help you learn the skills to design general-purpose algorithms, in which case I hope the author won't be too upset with me for telling you to flee now and go pick up pretty much any other machine learning book. The machine learning equivalent of a bumper guide to innovating in recipes to make food at scale. Since you haven't read the book yet, I'll put it in culinary terms: you'll need to figure out what's worth cooking / what the objectives are (decision-making and product management), understand the suppliers and the customers (domain expertise and business acumen), how to process ingredients at scale (data engineering and analysis), how to try many different ingredient-appliance combinations quickly to generate potential recipes (prototype phase ML engineering), how to check that the quality of the recipe is good enough to serve (statistics), how to turn a potential recipe into millions of dishes served efficiently (production phase ML engineering), and how to ensure that your dishes stay top-notch even if the delivery truck brings you a ton of potatoes instead of the rice you ordered (reliability engineering). This book is one of the few to offer perspectives on each step of the end-to-end process."

Over the past two years, we've seen the release of many books that provide deep insights about the fundamental concepts, technical process, and applications of artificial intelligence. This list highlights books authored by renowned computer scientists and practitioners who are entrenched in the AI industry. No matter you are a researcher, an engineer, or a business professional in the AI/ML domain, your are bound to find a few interesting books to add to your reading list this year! In this book, professors at New York University Gary Marcus and Ernest Davis explain the technological and theoretical gap between creating successful AI which is constrained to a fixed set of rules (or a fixed environment), and creating successful AI which can effectively interact with the complexities and intricacies of an open world. This book is for researchers and entrepreneurs who want to make practical predictions on the immediate future of AI. Gary Marcus is a Professor of Psychology and Neural Science and CEO of Robust.AI, and Ernest Davis is a Professor of Computer Science.

This is the supporting wiki for the upcoming book Machine Learning Engineering by Andriy Burkov. This book is distributed on the "read first, buy later" principle. I strongly believe that paying for the content before consuming it is buying a pig in a poke. You can see and try a car in a dealership before you buy it. You can try on a shirt or a dress in a department store.

Today's top companies undergo the most significant transformation since industrialization. Artificial Intelligence disrupts industries, the way we work, think, interact. Gartner predicts that by 2020 AI will create 2.3 million jobs, while eliminating 1.8 million. Machine Learning is what drives AI. Experts in this domain are rare, employers fight for the ML-skilled talent.

"This book provides a great practical guide to get started and execute on ML within a few days without necessarily knowing much about ML apriori. The first five chapters are enough to get you started and the next few chapters provide you a good feel of more advanced topics to pursue. A wonderful book for engineers who want to incorporate ML in their day-to-day work without necessarily spending an enormous amount of time going through a formal degree program."--Deepak Agarwal, VP of Artificial Intelligence at LinkedIn "This book is a great introduction to machine learning from a world-class practitioner and LinkedIn superstar Andriy Burkov. He managed to find a good balance between the math of the algorithms, intuitive visualizations, and easy-to-read explanations. This book will benefit the newcomers to the field as a thorough introduction to the fundamentals of machine learning, while the experienced professionals will definitely enjoy the practical recommendations from Andriy's rich experience in the field."--Karolis

This is the supporting wiki for the upcoming book The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book by Andriy Burkov. The wiki contains pages that extend some book chapters with additional information: Q&A, code snippets, further reading, tools, and other relevant resources. This book is distributed on the "read first, buy later" principle. I strongly believe that paying for the content before consuming it is buying a pig in a poke. You can see and try a car in a dealership before you buy it.