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Sensors and machine learning: How applications can see, hear, feel, smell, and taste

How to write machine learning apps for Windows 10

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Mar 29, 2018

Sensors and machine learning: How applications can see, hear, feel, smell, and taste

All five senses take the form of some kind of sensor and some kind of mathematical algorithm, usually a supervised machine learning algorithm and a model Read More ▶

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•	How to write machine learning apps for Windows 10

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•	Essential skills and traits of elite data scientists

•	The human side of implementing AI

•	Busting bias in AI

How to write machine learning apps for Windows 10

Machine learning isn't only for the cloud. Microsoft is bringing it to PCs in the next Windows 10 release. Here's how to get started now Read More ▶

How AI can help solve the 'fake news' problem

AI's role in the "fake news" phenomenon is very exaggerated, but AI can help address the misinformation manipulation now so prevalent Read More ▶

Essential skills and traits of elite data scientists

These days the data scientist is king. But extracting true business value from data requires a unique combination of technical skills, mathematical know-how, storytelling, and intuition. Read More ▶

The human side of implementing AI

The issues holding back AI adoption aren't technical. Here's how to navigate unrealistic expectations, change management issues and employees leery of AI job loss. Read More ▶

Busting bias in AI

Bias in AI systems can lead to unintended consequences. Making sure you you understand the ways AI systems are interpreting the data they receive is one way to address the problem. Read More ▶