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This episode we go on a journey through machine learning and data science with Ankit Jain.
Ankit Jain is Engineering Manager Machine Learning at Meta. Ankit is an experienced AI Researcher/Machine Learning Engineer who has researched and deployed several scalable machine learning models at Uber, Meta and Bank of America. He Co-authored a bestseller book "Tensorflow Machine Learning Projects" and has published in top AI conferences like Neurips, ICML and ICLR. He has undergraduate and graduate degrees from Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (India) and UC Berkeley.
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