A minimal study plan for Machine Learning – Python
– Maths for ML
– Machine Learning
– Machine Learning Ops (MLOps) (links in next tweet) Check this out
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Minimal Study Plan for Machine Learning
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AI’s Outsized Influence on Children’s Lives
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Agree. They can have a far outsized influence on kids’ lives than we can imagine.
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Master Your Craft: Expertise Beyond ChatGPT Capabilities
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Master your craft so well that ChatGPT begs you for expertise.
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Databricks DataAIWorldTour Coming to Cities Worldwide
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#DataAIWorldTour is coming to a city near you Connect with your local data communities, get live training from the experts, and learn from the most innovative organizations near you. Find your city and register today: https://
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Building Large Language Models from Scratch Resource
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Build a large language model from scratch with this very cool resource
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Training LLM Engineers and Open-Sourcing Knowledge at Scale
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3 years ago we trained a big LLM together with +1000 people one of the part I'm most proud of is how it became the school for a generation of model training engineers as well as a strong push for sharing and open-sourcing knowledge in the field
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TMLR partnership expansion with ICLR for 2025
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2024: TMLR Featured Certifications (~spotlight+ quality) were welcome to present at ICLR 2025: broader set of TMLR papers will be welcome, based on AE recommendation and other signals TY ICLR for the partnership!
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India’s AI talent pool projected to reach 1.25 million by 2027
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According to a recent report by NASSCOM and Deloitte India, India's AI talent pool is projected to grow to an impressive 1.25 million by 2027. This growth underscores the nation's pivotal role in the global AI ecosystem, driven by advancements in education, innovation, and
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Homeschooling Prevalence in America Educational Trends
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Wow. Homeschooling is quite common in America.
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Open Research Bill Opposition from Academics and Students
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You can ask him why he only alludes to billionaires as opposing the bill when so many academics and even students are opposing this. This would be incredibly harmful for open research and innovation.