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Jan 24, 2023 59 min

Current & Critical - Kwame Asiedu, Artificial Intelligence - Making it Accessible through Low-Code Solutions

from Collisions YYC Hosted by Tyler Chisholm

Artificial Intelligence is a rapidly evolving technology that has the potential to transform various aspects of our daily lives, from data analysis to emotional support and entertainment. It has already begun to make our lives more convenient and efficient. Kwame understands the potential and limitations of AI and is dedicated to helping organizations make the most of AI by providing innovative solutions that can help businesses improve their data analysis capabilities and stay ahead of the curve. By the end of this episode, you’ll have the guidance you need to navigate the rapidly-evolving world of AI.

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In this episode, learn all about the complexities of AI in a simple way with BrainToy co-founder Kwame Asiedu. Braintoy is Canada’s first low code/no-code applied AI platform, making it easy to build, deploy, and monitor machine learning models at scale. Kwame explains this intricate topic with simple analogies to help you understand how we have arrived at this time when AI seems to be everywhere, what that means for improving human lives, and ways to encourage the bias-reduction and positive impact of artificial intelligence.

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