Author and Publisher at MLtechniques.com. Machine learning scientist, mathematician, book author (Wiley), patent owner, former post-doc at Cambridge University, former VC-funded executive, with 20+ years of corporate experience including CNET, NBC, Visa, Wells Fargo, Microsoft, eBay. Vincent also founded and co-founded a few start-ups, including one with a successful exit (Data Science Central acquired by Tech Target).
Training programs on generative AI are now popping up everywhere. One of my connections called it “a joke” after enrolling in such a program. Many… Read More »Fast Path to Becoming a Generative AI Technical Expert
I focus here on a typical example. The kind of topics you regularly find in news outlets. At the face of it, the title is… Read More »How Media Leverage Innumeracy to Create Click-bait
In my last project, I had to come up with some code and algorithm to solve an interesting problem. I realized that it could lead… Read More »An Intriguing Job Interview Question for AI/ML Professionals
Since starting my own AI / machine learning research lab over a year ago, I published 24 technical papers and 4 books, in addition to… Read More »My 6 Best AI and Machine Learning Articles
Given the current economy, with large companies laying off machine learning employees in droves, one may wonder if spending 4 years and over $80k in… Read More »Is it Still Worth Getting a Machine Learning Degree?
Like many managers in the corporate world, until recently I thought you should not use these tools. The common theme is that it’s for small… Read More »My First Notebook and Colab Project: Sharing my Thoughts
In less than 100 pages, the book covers all important topics about discrete chaotic dynamical systems. It also includes related time series and stochastic processes,… Read More »New Book: Gentle Introduction to Chaotic Dynamical Systems
Less than 24 hours after posting my previous Data Science Central article (here), dozens of illegitimate copies started to pop up on various websites. Below… Read More »Will ChatGPT Make Fraud Easier?
The correct term should be heuristic proof. It is not a formal proof from a mathematical point of view, but strong arguments based on empirical… Read More »An Empirical Proof of the Riemann Conjecture
Irrational numbers such as π may have been the first ones used to create perfect randomness and strong cryptographic systems. They were also among the… Read More »New Military-grade Random Bit Sequences Based on Irrational Numbers and Fast Computations
