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Developers are trying to help AI to speak all the world’s languages, but it's a complicated journey. While there are around 7,000 languages spoken globally, digital technology primarily revolves around just a few. English dominates over half of all written content online, even though only around 16% of the global
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” This famous line from A Tale of Two Cities also rings true when describing the modern-day tale of marketing and marketing technology managing the customer journey at the dawn of the AI era. Disruption leads to good times
What happens when you combine curiosity, chopsticks and a wobbly Jenga tower? You get a fun (and slightly nerve-wracking) way to talk about SAS Innovate. We wanted to hear how some of our colleagues are contributing to this year’s big event, but we didn’t want to just ask them the
With a packed agenda of sessions, navigating a conference like SAS Innovate can feel overwhelming – especially for first-time attendees. Where to start? What do you mean I'll hear from inspiring and knowledgeable speakers and business leaders? There's hands-on experiences, too? No worries. After combing through the schedule, I’ve identified
Synthetic data has become a valuable resource in data science and machine learning. Superior quality, reliable synthetic data facilitates analysis and iteration at scale while mitigating privacy concerns associated with real data and can fill gaps where real data is scarce. Note, however, that “good” synthetic data is not defined
What if your cloud analytics environment was smart enough to spin up the exact amount of computing resources required for any specific job? What if you had an AI tool that could determine your computing needs for any given analytics project, scale up to run the job and then scale