December 29, 2019

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Teaching databases to learn in the world of AI (sponsored by MemSQL)

Teaching databases to learn in the world of AI (sponsored by MemSQL)

Nikita Shamgunov discusses the future of databases for fast-learning adaptable applications.
Talk Title Teaching databases to learn in the world of AI (sponsored by MemSQL)
Speakers Nikita Shamgunov (MemSQL)
Conference Strata Data Conference
Conf Tag Make Data Work
Location New York, New York
Date September 26-28, 2017
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Today’s AI applications can sense and respond to human interactions. Personalization, image recognition, and recommendation engines require adaptable applications to drive value. AI applications need to adapt faster with databases that learn and respond in real time. Nikita Shamgunov discusses the future of databases for fast-learning adaptable applications. This keynote is sponsored by MemSQL.

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