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Bringing an AI Product to Market

O'Reilly on Data

It’s often difficult for businesses without a mature data or machine learning practice to define and agree on metrics. Fair warning: if the business lacks metrics, it probably also lacks discipline about data infrastructure, collection, governance, and much more.) Agreeing on metrics. Don’t expect agreement to come simply.

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Accelerating scope 3 emissions accounting: LLMs to the rescue

IBM Big Data Hub

This article explores an innovative way to streamline the estimation of Scope 3 GHG emissions leveraging AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) to help categorize financial transaction data to align with spend-based emissions factors. Why are Scope 3 emissions difficult to calculate?

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What you need to know about product management for AI

O'Reilly on Data

AI products are automated systems that collect and learn from data to make user-facing decisions. All you need to know for now is that machine learning uses statistical techniques to give computer systems the ability to “learn” by being trained on existing data. Why AI software development is different.

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Next Stop – Predicting on Data with Cloudera Machine Learning

Cloudera

This blog series follows the manufacturing and operations data lifecycle stages of an electric car manufacturer – typically experienced in large, data-driven manufacturing companies. The first blog introduced a mock vehicle manufacturing company, The Electric Car Company (ECC) and focused on Data Collection.

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Digital listening reveals 3 leading innovation drivers

CIO Business Intelligence

It surpasses blockchain and metaverse projects, which are viewed as experimental or in the pilot stage, especially by established enterprises. The inherent capabilities of AI–to process vast amounts of data and use learned intelligence to make decisions with extraordinary speed–enable opportunities uncovered through digital listening.

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Glossary of Digital Terminology for Career Relevance

Rocket-Powered Data Science

AGI (Artificial General Intelligence): AI (Artificial Intelligence): Application of Machine Learning algorithms to robotics and machines (including bots), focused on taking actions based on sensory inputs (data). Analytics: The products of Machine Learning and Data Science (such as predictive analytics, health analytics, cyber analytics).

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Practical Skills for The AI Product Manager

O'Reilly on Data

AI PMs should enter feature development and experimentation phases only after deciding what problem they want to solve as precisely as possible, and placing the problem into one of these categories. Experimentation: It’s just not possible to create a product by building, evaluating, and deploying a single model.