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Future trends in ETL

Dataconomy

The acronym ETL—Extract, Transform, Load—has long been the linchpin of modern data management, orchestrating the movement and manipulation of data across systems and databases. However, the exponential growth in data volume, velocity, and variety is challenging the traditional paradigms of ETL, ushering in a transformative era.

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Top Posts August 15-21: How to Perform Motion Detection Using Python

KDnuggets

How to Perform Motion Detection Using Python • The Complete Collection of Data Science Projects – Part 2 • Free AI for Beginners Course • Decision Tree Algorithm, Explained • What Does ETL Have to Do with Machine Learning?

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Acceleration Unlocked: DS3_v2 Instance Types on Azure now supported by Photon

databricks

At Databricks, we offer maximal flexibility for choosing compute for ETL and ML/AI workloads. Staying true to the theme of flexibility, we announce.

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Enhancing Business Innovation and Operational Efficiency Through Historical Data

insideBIGDATA

When organizations maximize historical data, they can improve AI-driven decisions, reduce the overhead of data warehouses and ETL processes, while simultaneously driving portability and automation.

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ChatGPT As OCR For PDFs: Your New ETL Tool for Data Analysis

Towards AI

Last Updated on November 5, 2023 by Editorial Team Author(s): David Leibowitz Originally published on Towards AI. Could a generative AI, when fed my transaction history, create a marketing strategy more compelling than weekly coupons for eggs and produce? Join thousands of data leaders on the AI newsletter.

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Introduction to ETL Pipelines for Data Scientists

Towards AI

Last Updated on July 3, 2024 by Editorial Team Author(s): Marcello Politi Originally published on Towards AI. In this article, we will look at some data engineering basics for developing a so-called ETL pipeline. Join thousands of data leaders on the AI newsletter. Published via Towards AI

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Data Integrity for AI: What’s Old is New Again

Precisely

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all the rage, and rightly so. By now most of us have experienced how Gen AI and the LLMs (large language models) that fuel it are primed to transform the way we create, research, collaborate, engage, and much more. Can AIs responses be trusted? Can it do it without bias?