

This week in machine learning news, artificial intelligence is writing news with real style and awareness of prose. It’s also helping predict incidents of lead exposure. And get this…AI is even creating synthetic data for use in place of the real data that’s usually used to reach machine learning conclusions.

Just think about the implications of that one for a second.

No matter whether that fills you with amazement or fear, there’s no argument that the impact of deep learning is staggering. And for a technology with the ability to revolutionize literally every facet of life on Earth, there are some equally staggering opportunities for those who understand it all. The Deep Learning and Data Analysis Certification Bundle ($39.99, 90 percent off) can help make you one of those enlightened and highly employable few.

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Now, Singh is opening up all that experience to eager deep learning students with these courses that don’t just examine how machines think, but also make those explanations understandable to new learners.

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This world-shaping and career-changing technology training regularly sells for about $1,600, but in this collection, you’ll get everything you need for about $5 per course, just $39.99.


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