@mdancho84: You don’t need 10 AI data science projects. You need 2 that matter. Don't know where to start? Here is what I'd do (boo…
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Matt Dancho advises focusing on 2 meaningful AI data science projects rather than 10, providing a starting point for beginners.
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You don’t need 10 AI data science projects.
You need 2 that matter.
Don’t know where to start?
Here is what I’d do (bookmark for later): https://t.co/WK2NI7GKwM
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