Studio Notebooks

Machine learning and artificial intelligence have been powering many of the technologies we use daily, some of which we may not actively pay attention to, and they have become second nature to us. Suppose we actively look for the presence of ML/AI. In that case, we can find them everywhere: natural language processing in our AI Assistants, recommender engines in e-commerce, social media, and music, and fraud detection in finance, among many other technologies. Although these very powerful models are the ones running the digital world we live in, we can replicate the functionalities of said models for our uses, [...]