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Taktile makes it easier to leverage machine learning in the financial industry

TechCrunch

Meet Taktile , a new startup that is working on a machine learning platform for financial services companies. This isn’t the first company that wants to leverage machine learning for financial products. They could use that data to train new models and roll out machine learning applications.

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CatalyzeX grabs $1.64M seed to help developers find right machine learning model

TechCrunch

Machine learning is exploding, and so are the number of models out there for developers to choose from. The company co-founders, brothers Gaurav Ragtah and Himanshu Ragtah, saw that there was so much research being done and wanted to build a tool to make it easier for developers to find the most applicable models for their use case.

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Patients may suffer from hallucinations of AI medical transcription tools

CIO

An AI-powered transcription tool widely used in the medical field, has been found to hallucinate text, posing potential risks to patient safety, according to a recent academic study. Although Whisper’s creators have claimed that the tool possesses “ human-level robustness and accuracy ,” multiple studies have shown otherwise.

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Leveraging AMPs for machine learning

CIO

It’s hard for any one person or a small team to thoroughly evaluate every tool or model. Data scientists and AI engineers have so many variables to consider across the machine learning (ML) lifecycle to prevent models from degrading over time. However, the road to AI victory can be bumpy.

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The Business Value of MLOps

As machine learning models are put into production and used to make critical business decisions, the primary challenge becomes operation and management of multiple models. It is based on interviews with MLOps user companies and several MLOps experts. Which organizational challenges affect MLOps implementations.

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10 most in-demand enterprise IT skills

CIO

Indeeds 2024 Insights report analyzed the technology platforms most frequently listed in job ads on its site to uncover which tools, software, and programming languages are the most in-demand for job openings today. Indeed also examined resumes posted on its platform to see how many active candidates list these skills.

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The key to operational AI: Modern data architecture

CIO

Recent research shows that 67% of enterprises are using generative AI to create new content and data based on learned patterns; 50% are using predictive AI, which employs machine learning (ML) algorithms to forecast future events; and 45% are using deep learning, a subset of ML that powers both generative and predictive models.

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Machine Learning for Builders: Tools, Trends, and Truths

Speaker: Rob De Feo, Startup Advocate at Amazon Web Services

Machine learning techniques are being applied to every industry, leveraging an increasing amount of data and ever faster compute. But that doesn’t mean machine learning techniques are a perfect fit for every situation (yet). Where machine learning is a perfect fit to drive your business, and where it has further to go.

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MLOps 101: The Foundation for Your AI Strategy

Many organizations are dipping their toes into machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI). Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) allows organizations to alleviate many of the issues on the path to AI with ROI by providing a technological backbone for managing the machine learning lifecycle through automation and scalability.

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Future Focus: Constructing Unshakeable Stability in Your Manufacturing Supply Chain

Speaker: Jay Black, Senior Account Executive

We’ve all heard the buzzwords to describe new supply chain trends: resiliency, sustainability, AI, machine learning. But what do these really mean today? Over the past few years, manufacturing has had to adapt to and overcome a wide variety of supply chain trends and disruptions to stay as stable as possible.