Data Science (DS) and Machine Learning (ML) are the spines of today's data-driven business decision-making. From a human viewpoint, ML often consists of multiple phases: from gathering requirements and datasets to deploying a model, and to support human decision-making--we refer to these stages together as DS/ML Lifecycle. There are also various personas in the DS/ML team and these personas must coordinate across the lifecycle: stakeholders set requirements, data scientists define a plan, and data engineers and ML engineers support with data cleaning and model building. Later, stakeholders verify the model, and domain experts use model inferences in decision making, and so on. Throughout the lifecycle, refinements may be performed at various stages, as needed. It is such a complex and time-consuming activity that there are not enough DS/ML professionals to fill the job demands, and as much as 80% of their time is spent on low-level activities such as tweaking data or trying out various algorithmic options and model tuning. These two challenges -- the dearth of data scientists, and time-consuming low-level activities -- have stimulated AI researchers and system builders to explore an automated solution for DS/ML work: Automated Data Science (AutoML). Several AutoML algorithms and systems have been built to automate the various stages of the DS/ML lifecycle. For example, the ETL (extract/transform/load) task has been applied to the data readiness, pre-processing & cleaning stage, and has attracted research attention.

Data Science (DS) and Machine Learning (ML) are the spines of today's data-driven business decision-making. From a human viewpoint, ML often consists of multiple phases: from gathering requirements and datasets to deploying a model, and to support human decision-making--we refer to these stages together as DS/ML Lifecycle. There are also various personas in the DS/ML team and these personas must coordinate across the lifecycle: stakeholders set requirements, data scientists define a plan, and data engineers and ML engineers support with data cleaning and model building. Later, stakeholders verify the model, and domain experts use model inferences in decision making, and so on. Throughout the lifecycle, refinements may be performed at various stages, as needed. It is such a complex and time-consuming activity that there are not enough DS/ML professionals to fill the job demands, and as much as 80% of their time is spent on low-level activities such as tweaking data or trying out various algorithmic options and model tuning. These two challenges -- the dearth of data scientists, and time-consuming low-level activities -- have stimulated AI researchers and system builders to explore an automated solution for DS/ML work: Automated Data Science (AutoML). Several AutoML algorithms and systems have been built to automate the various stages of the DS/ML lifecycle. For example, the ETL (extract/transform/load) task has been applied to the data readiness, pre-processing & cleaning stage, and has attracted research attention.

AI (Artificial Intelligence) was created by writing numerous lines of code, now AI has the capability to code with ease. Sounds unreal, but it's true. Nowadays, coders and even many companies are using AI to help humans in the software development process. Now, software developers can not only use AI to write and review codes but also test software, find bugs and optimize development projects. AI not only will help the new generation of developers learn to code easily, but also help companies to deploy software and apps efficiently.

Requirement gathering is traditionally done by a domain expert or business analyst. Thus BA is the 1st team member. As the application is a product that a team would be building, hence Product owner is also required in this activity. We have our 2nd team member which is PO. Solution design -- Once the team has the requirements, the next step is to put the application architecture and design in place.