AI
AI and Justice
“AI and Justice” – Webinar co-organised by the Franco-British Data Society and the French Ministry of Justice – 09 March 2022
Anne Bioche
24 October 2022
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data ops
The Green Digital Factory (GDF)
A digital factory service
Christophe Le Lannou
10 March 2022
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Artificial Intelligence
“Data, AI and The Built Environment”
“Data, AI and The Built Environment: Women’s safety, buildings and the public, and managing waste” – Webinar November 09 2021
Anne Bioche
15 November 2021
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Artificial Intelligence
Covid & AI: Unexpected challenges and solutions
“Covid & AI: Unexpected challenges and solutions” : Webinar co-organised by the French Embassy, the Franco-British Data Society and the Inria London Programme – May 21 2021
Anne Bioche
30 July 2021
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coding
Querying Marine Traffic API with web-scraped container ships data
Selon un article paru au Royaume-Uni, un sondage auprès d’une population d’environ mille data analysts montrait que plus de la moitié d’entre eux envisageaient de changer de travail en 2020.
Mikael Dautrey
14 May 2021
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coding
Why medics should learn how to code
As genomics, digital medicine, artificial intelligence, and robotics are changing the way healthcare is being delivered across the world, the need to train a digitally native workforce across our system becomes crucial.
Erwann
29 April 2021
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Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence versus Machine Learning
Have you ever wondered what is the difference between Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning?
Anne Bioche
18 February 2021
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AI
“AI and Finance”
“AI and Finance” – Webinar January 26 2021
Anne Bioche
30 January 2021
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data visualisation
Spotfire or how to give a meaning to your data
Using Spotfire is taking a crucial step beyond the standard spreadsheet. It means a radical shift of mindset
Jean-Baptiste Caillau
20 November 2020
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collaboration
Covid-19: exponential growth of remote collaborative tools
The current health crisis linked to the coronavirus epidemic has profoundly changed habits and working methods as a whole, forcing companies, all size and sectors combined, to adapt and reinvent themselves, especially with the exponential number of people working from home.
Anne Bioche
20 November 2020
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