- Published on December 29, 2020
- In AI Features
Model Explainability Validates AI For Safety-Critical Systems, Says Prashant Rao, MathWorks India
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- By Sejuti Das
The world has changed significantly since the industry tracked the AI trends for 2020, a year ago. While some industries have cut back on AI investment in the near term in the present scenario, others have increased their investment above what they had forecasted, offsetting the loss. Many are even using this time to invest in upskilling through remote learning, with AI-themed courses, which is currently among the most sought after by the engineering and scientific community. And the goal of these companies is to make sure that they are relevant, primed and ready to take on more AI projects in 2021.
To understand the industry better and the key AI trends of 2021, we got in touch with analytics visionary, Prashant Rao, the senior manager at MathWorks. While talking about the massiv
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Sejuti Das
Sejuti currently works as Associate Editor at Analytics India Magazine (AIM). Reach out at sejuti.das@analyticsindiamag.com
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