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AIMinds, a hub for AI intellectuals, is back in Bengaluru with its fourth edition in collaboration with REVA University, Bangalore. A venture by Analytics India Magazine, AIMinds is a monthly meetup which puts common public and data science enthusiasts in touch with artificial intelligence practitioners and researchers from all over the country.
The registration for the meetup is free. Click here and RSVP to register.
AIMinds is a platform where established and aspiring minds in AI, data science and analytics can meet to have great conversations and share knowledge under one roof. People of all skill levels are welcome.
Agenda for the meetup: Demystifying Data Science
Date: 24 November 2018
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Keynote speakers:
1.Sundara Ramalingam Nagalingam – Head - Depp Learning Practice, NVIDIA Graphics Pvt Ltd
2.Dr JB Simha – CTO, ABIBA Systems; Chief Mentor - Analytics, REVA Academy for Corporate Excellence, REVA University
3.Ratnakar Pandey - India Head Analytics and Data Science at Kabbage Inc
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