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The perfect storm of AI/ML, Data Science, DevOps, Infrastructure, Agile/Lean Product Management all for the purpose of delivering enterprise intelligence solutions and operational value to clients. Today, I'm doing this for Defense and Intelligence clients through Harness. When I'm not working or studying I'm likely doing design projects, spending time at the gym, reading/discussing anthropology, or mentoring others who are pursuing non-traditional entries into a technology-driven career. Opinions expressed here are my own.
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James Mannelly
So using Penelope this was still creative writing done by yourself? This is fascinating and also seemly pretty realistic. This now is motivating me to change the traditional CS learning path I was intending to tech daughter (4) to go beyond basic programming to start making use of AI tools for her creative writing and research to prepare her for the future that seems feasibly similar to what your calling out here. I do think however that Academia is usually slow to adopt technology into learning paths (I dropped out of college at 15 since I was working on technology that was far advanced to what I was being taught at the time in the mid 90's) so this type of class is probably a decade out but we'll see :).