AI Governance is heating up. 🌡🌡🌡 But AI Governance is an overloaded term. It refers to a variety of activities to ensure AI is responsible, trusted, and meets internal and external requirements. So where do you start? Here are 10 activities under the AI Governance umbrella and the...
Summary The Prompt Engineering Fundamentals course will help you gain the skills to craft compelling prompts that yield better, more accurate responses. Learn how to create engaging prompts that generate better and more accurate responses. From understanding contextual cues to mitigating...
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This year, the Recording Academy partnered with IBM to deliver a solution that can provide unique insights about the lives and accomplishments of popular GRAMMY®-nominated artists. Introduced at 2020’s event, GRAMMY Insights with IBM Watson® is an AI-powered intelligent search and text...
In a previous post , we introduced the concept of zero-copy model loading . Zero-copy model loading involves keeping the weights of a machine learning model in shared memory so that different processes can load the model for inference instantly without copying data. #Featured-area-1 ...
In the previous two posts, we covered two historical figures in data science: W.E.B Du Bois and Valerie Thomas . In this penultimate post, I want to cover seven inspiring Black data scientists and AI creators that you should follow on Twitter and whose work I highly encourage following. ...
With the increasing usage of monitoring of Earth resources due to climate change, data scientists today regularly use satellite imagery to answer questions about land use, atmospheric conditions, and ocean life among other things. One of the pioneers in this use of data was retired NASA...
Visualizing the Color Line: Du Bois and Data Storytelling in 1900 “The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color line.” — W.E.B. Du Bois, The Souls of Black Folk February is Black History Month in the United States. Here at the IBM Data Science Community,...
Although Black History should be celebrated year-round, we do acknowledge that Black History Month is a great time to recognize outstanding accomplishments from our Black community. For the month of February, we will be featuring articles on our IBM Data Science in Practice Medium blog ...
We hope the new year finds you all well. Thanks to the over 400 people who participated in last month's Data Science Community Meetup: Language Models in Plain English with O'Reilly Technology Report authors and IBM Data Scientists, Austin Eovito and Marina Danilevsky. You can find the replay...