34. Denise Gosnell and Matthias Broecheler - You should really learn about graph databases. Here’s why.
One great way to get ahead in your career is to make good bets on what technologies are going to become important in the future, and to invest time in learning them. If that sounds like something you ...
20 Mai 202045min
33. Roland Memisevic - Machines that can see and hear
One of the most interesting recent trends in machine learning has been the combination of different types of data in order to be able to unlock new use cases for deep learning. If the 2010s were the d...
13 Mai 202040min
32. Bahador Khaleghi - Explainable AI and AI interpretability
If I were to ask you to explain why you’re reading this blog post, you could answer in many different ways. For example, you could tell me “it’s because I felt like it”, or “because my neurons fired i...
6 Mai 202043min
31. Russell Pollari - Building habits and breaking into data science
Most of us want to change our identities. And we usually have an idealized version of ourselves that we aspire to become — one who’s fitter, smarter, healthier, more famous, wealthier, more centered, ...
29 Apr 202041min
30. Interviewing the Medium data science team
Revenues drop unexpectedly, and management pulls aside the data science team into a room. The team is given its marching orders: “your job,” they’re told, “is to find out what the hell is going on wit...
22 Apr 202043min
29. Cameron Davidson-Pillon - Data science at Shopify
If you want to know where data science is heading, it helps to know where it’s been. Very few people have that kind of historical perspective, and even fewer combine it with an understanding of cuttin...
15 Apr 202040min
28. Emily Robinson - Building a Career in Data Science
It’s easy to think of data science as a purely technical discipline: after all, it exists at the intersection of a number of genuinely technical topics, from statistics to programming to machine learn...
7 Apr 202043min
27. Alayna Kennedy - AI safety, AI ethics and the AGI debate
Most of us believe that decisions that affect us should be made rationally: they should be reached by following a reasoning process that combines data we trust with a logic that we find acceptable. As...
30 Mar 202045min
