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I've been writing a few articles in the last months where I've tackled the subject of artificial intelligence (AI) and its incorporation into digital business processes and our daily life. As I was carrying out my search, I came across some resources about the usage of AI to produce art, like painting and music. By letting machines learn from the human artistic work, Artificial Intelligence Virtual Artists like AIVA can compose classical and symphonic music. Today, AIVA's YouTube channel has over 18K subscribers. In her post "Top 10 AI Music Composers in 2021," Lisa Brown has listed more examples of non-human music composers.

Nontechnical stakeholders struggle to define business requirements. Crossfunctional teams face an uphill battle to set up robust pipelines for replicable data delivery. Machine learning models can take on a life of their own. If you've been ignoring these critical elements in the past, you may find your deployment rate skyrockets. Your data products may depend on correctly deploying the tips from this article.

Dataiku 6 has added two new visual machine learning capabilities: partial dependence plots and subpopulation analysis, which enable users to deep-dive into key aspects of model behavior that can help teams avoid undesirable model biases. With subpopulation analysis, users can easily weed out these unintended model biases and create a more transparent and fair deployment of AI. Partial dependence plots help model creators understand complex models visually by surfacing the relationship between a feature and the target.

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For senior IT people, 2019 may not look to be the happiest of new years. Many experienced technologists are finding their roles outsourced, with other employers looking for only younger (read: cheaper) employees. "I had three jobs in three years," Mike, a 50-something New York-based IT specialist, told me a year ago. "They've all ended with even new hires being let go and the work outsourced. I had to go before a judge to explain my financial situation, and he said I should take a class to update my skills. As if that would fix it."

The digital revolution is changing every aspect of the workplace, but few jobs will be reshaped as fundamentally as those in the project management office (PMO). Gartner predicts that by 2030, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies will perform as much as 80% of the PMO's traditional day-to-day work, such as data collection, tracking and reporting. That sounds ominous, but it's a positive development for PMO professionals who embrace the new responsibility of helping teams outside the IT department implement agile methodologies. Organizations are striving to become more agile in order to deliver value to their customers on a recurring, faster timeline. They are focusing more on products vs. projects, measuring progress based on outcomes vs. deadlines, and empowering teams by holding them accountable for a goal vs. telling them what tasks to undertake.

According to this report from Prudential, 69% of American workers feel that they have the skills they need to compete today. Meanwhile, only 46% believe they have the skills to compete 10 years from now. When it comes to future-proofing your career, the secret to your success starts with emphasizing the human side of leadership - especially as technology becomes more and more prevalent. Here's how to connect soft skills to your future success. As Big Data, AI and robotics become an even greater part of the workplace, soft skills (like leadership) will become more important than ever.

Nov 28, 2018 Ginny Engholm Danny Iny, on How to Future-Proof Your Job Digital disruption is transforming the world of work. The skills that workers will need in the long term are changing at a rapid pace, and this is causing employees -- and employers -- a lot of anxiety. Workers fear being replaced by tech for good reason -- a 2017 report from PricewaterhouseCoopers estimated that 38 percent of U.S. jobs are at risk of being replaced by automation by the early 2030s. Some industries, such as transportation, wholesale, manufacturing and retail, are particularly vulnerable to automation. But no industry is safe.

As smart speakers gained popularity, a big name in the space seemed to have fallen by the wayside. Sonos pioneered a high-quality connected home-theater speaker system in the early 2000s. In 2016, it began making a shift to support streaming music services on its products. It shipped its first assistant-laden speaker, the Alexa-enabled Sonos One, in 2017, but has now taken that idea even further. The company, on Wednesday, unveiled Beam, a smart sound bar, which will soon be virtual assistant agnostic: It's shipping with Alexa, gaining Siri control with AirPlay 2 in July, and adding Google Assistant compatibility later this year.