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Making automation easily understandable to everyone who needs to use it is an essential part of the ... [ ] technology's development - but why has this not been the goal from the beginning? Automation can save the job market, if put into the right hands. Digitally transformative technologies have become widely accepted by business leaders as a means of giving us a productivity boost akin to the industrial revolution. But as AI and automation technologies have been developed by the world's most influential tech leaders, they risk becoming inaccessible to the average end user. Enabling real people to utilize powerful automation tools will require a different approach to the current model of making technology so advanced and convoluted that the average user will never understand its inner workings.

If you think you would like to become a DATA SCIENTIST, then you're at the perfect place to get all the skills that actual data scientists hold. In layman's terms, a rocket scientist is a person who has knowledge of (and amazing experience in) rocket science. Becoming a data scientist is not that difficult. Becoming a jet pilot isn't rocket science, but it still requires lots of effort to become a jet pilot.) After talking with many data scientists on LinkedIn, I am writing this blog as a collection of more than 30 years of experience from someone else's life.

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Take two astrophysicists, an Apollo engineer, a guy who designed parts of the International Space Station, a professor of robotics, and a random science fiction writer, and what do you have? It sounds like a dream sequence from the TV show, "The Big Bang Theory," or the start of a science nerd joke. In fact it was the make-up of a talk panel at a recent science fiction convention where I was one of the guests. The panel was ostensibly meant to be a retrospective look back at the days of Apollo, but like many such conversations, it soon turned to thinking about the future, which led to the subject of machine learning (ML) driven artificial intelligence (AI) and its current capabilities. I expected an enthusiastic discourse, and so I was surprised when most of these actual rocket scientists seemed more ambivalent about the technology and its potential impacts.

Machine learning is not a predictive tool. It is a great way to analyze a lot of data and an efficient way to learn about repetitive behavior. The danger can be we take that baseline and believe that is how things will always be. Our customers acted that way yesterday, so they will act the same way tomorrow. If that was truly the case, to paraphrase Henry Ford's observation, we'd still be riding horses.

This is a phrase I've heard many a time during my time in the marketing world. Now, with reflection, that statement is actually pretty ironic. With artificial intelligence (AI) continuing to evolve and become even more intelligent, many professionals are left wondering if their jobs will still be relevant in the near future or if machine learning will cause those jobs to be obsolete. As with any new disruptive technology, there has been quite a bit of talk around the potential power of artificial intelligence and the jobs it could possibly replace. But for those of us in creative professions, how worried should we actually be? It's true that AI has already had a significant impact on the marketing and advertising industry.

When applied to everyday business interactions, predictive models developed using machine learning can have a dramatic impact on customer experience, patient care, forecasting, public safety, risk management, and many other aspects of public and private sector operations. If you've been putting off using machine learning because you believe you don't have the required talent and tools available, you've waited long enough! In It's Machine Learning, Not Rocket Science!, InterSystems Senior Sales Engineer Anton Umnikov shows how you can finally dive into machine learning. In today's world, with all the advancements in available tools and libraries, machine learning no longer belongs only in the specialist domains of data scientists. Software engineers in your IT organization are already equipped to work with machine learning and deliver business value.

"Data is abundant and cheap but knowledge is scarce and expensive." In last few years, the sources of data capturing have evolved overwhelmingly. No longer companies limit themselves to surveys, questionnaire and other traditional forms of data collection. Smartphones, online browsing activity, drones, cameras are the modern form of data collection devices. And, believe me, that data is enormous.