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Rohit Choudhary, Founder & CEO of Acceldata – Interview Series

Unite.AI

My journey to founding Acceldata in 2018 began nearly 20 years ago as a software engineer, where I was driven to identify and solve problems with software. As organizations increasingly rely on AI to drive business decisions, the need for trustworthy, high-quality data becomes even more critical.

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Julian LaNeve, CTO at Astronomer – Interview Series

Unite.AI

He’s passionate about all things data and open source as he spends his spare time doing hackathons, prototyping new projects, and exploring the latest in data. Could you share your personal story of how you became involved with software engineering, and worked your way up to being CTO of Astronomer?

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Improving air quality with generative AI

AWS Machine Learning Blog

This post presents a solution that uses a generative artificial intelligence (AI) to standardize air quality data from low-cost sensors in Africa, specifically addressing the air quality data integration problem of low-cost sensors.

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Junyoung Lee, President of Technology & Yanolja Group CTO, Co-CEO at Yanolja Cloud – Interview Series

Unite.AI

Prior to Yanolja, Junyoung had a distinguished career at Google, where he worked for nearly two decades in various roles, including Software Engineer, Engineering Manager, and Engineering Director. Travel involves dreaming, planning, booking, and sharingprocesses that generate immense amounts of data.

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Learnings From Building the ML Platform at Mailchimp

The MLOps Blog

I started from tech, my first job was an internship at Google as a software engineer. I’m from Poland, and I remember when I got an offer from Google to join as a regular software engineer. They started off as doing data integrations, and then became the ML monitoring team. How awful are they?”

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