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The extensive scope of knowledge graph use cases February 20, 2024 by Alan Morrison February’s Enterprise Data Transformation Symposium, hosted by Semantic Arts, featured talks from two prominent members of pharma’s Pistoia Alliance: Martin Romacker of Roche and Ben Gardner of AstraZeneca. It’s been evident for years now that the Pistoia Alliance, organized originally in 2008 by Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline and Novartis for industry data sharing purposes, has been seeing benefits from its members’ efforts, particularly when it comes to learning from each others’ new best practices.
Transparency? What the Heck is That!? February 18, 2024 by Bill Schmarzo During Season 5 of Saturday Night Live, Steve Martin and Bill Murray performed a skit in which they comically pointed at something in the distance and asked, “What the hell is that…?” While the humor in the skit may have been somewhat obscure, their confusion accurately mirrors today’s confusion with the concept of “transparency.”
30 Python Libraries that I Often Use February 17, 2024 by Vincent Granville This list covers well-known as well as specialized libraries that I use rather frequently. Applications include GenAI, data animations, LLM, synthetic data generation and evaluation, ML optimization, scientific computing, statistics, web crawling, APIs, SQL, and more. I also mention my owns, and issues that I faced with standard libraries.
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Custom Software Development for No-Code Tool Email Design February 20, 2024 by Pritesh Patel The fast-paced digital world requires effective and user-friendly software solutions more than ever. Custom software development is changing business communication, especially email design. This blog explores the specialized but crucial field of-—the creation of no-code tools for email design. These tools represent the core of digital-age strategic marketing and communication, not just aesthetics.
The importance of cybersecurity at home and 5 tips to secure your network February 20, 2024 by Jane Marsh Those working in technology, security and data know protecting critical infrastructure from cybersecurity threats is a non-negotiable aspect of a functioning, modern society. However, the same mentality must apply to households. They are just as vulnerable and deserve protection. What are advanced strategies to deter threat actors and maintain privacy and data integrity?
Decoding different types of databases: A comparison February 20, 2024 by Ovais Naseem In the digital landscape, the backbone of any robust application or system resides in its database architecture. Choosing the appropriate database, considering the Relational vs. Non-Relational Databases debate, is pivotal for businesses in determining performance, scalability, and the ability to handle diverse data categories. However, choosing the right database can be really tricky.
Meet Sora, OpenAI’s impressive new video generation tool February 16, 2024 by Scott Thompson OpenAI made waves in 2021 when they announced DALL-E, a text-to-image generative AI tool that gave select beta participants the ability to generate images in real time. The results were crude, visually distinct as AI-generated, and certainly needed more time. But despite the quality of the images, there were hopes that the model could be refined. For many, this first generation of DALL-E was like a toddler first making human figures.
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