3 languages changing data science

3 languages changing data science

The most powerful and flexible data science tool is a programming language. Sometimes the only way to properly solve a data science problem is to roll your own solution, even if it’s only a few lines of code. But programming languages can also take time to master, and...
3 languages changing data science

Meta working on a Self-Taught Evaluator for LLMs

Facebook parent Meta’s AI research team is working on developing what it calls a Self-Taught Evaluator for large language models (LLMs) that could help enterprises reduce their time and human resource requirements while developing custom LLMs.   Earlier this month,...
3 languages changing data science

How to bring runaway cloud costs under control

It’s no secret that organizations are deploying more and more cloud services as they look for ways to increase business agility and scalability while reducing costs. But in an interesting twist, increased cloud adoption can lead to runaway spending. As a result,...
3 languages changing data science

Cutting Kubernetes costs with virtual clusters

Straight out of the webscale playbook, platform engineering was considered a futuristic discipline until just a few years ago. Would platform engineering really trickle down to mainstream enterprise teams? Did companies really want to operate their infrastructure like...