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Key Tech Trends that are Going to Replace Data Science in Future

These technologies will swiftly take over the field of data science.
Fremont, CA: Data science topics involving theoretical and practical applications include predictive analytics, big data, and artificial intelligence. Data science is now the most important and well-established field in the world of business and trade. It is possible to do this through online classes and on-the-job training that will equip us to put these concepts into action. The main technologies that may replace data science by 2022 are listed below.
• Small Data and TinyML
With the increasing rise of digital data created every day, it is critical to gather and analyze that massive data, often known as big data. The ML techniques employed to handle it can also be fairly large. GPT-3, the largest and most complex system capable of modeling human language, with over 175 billion parameters.
• Data-Driven Customer Experience
It is about how corporations utilize their data to increasingly valuable, entertaining, and worthwhile experiences. It includes reducing friction and annoyance in e-commerce, front-ends in software companies use, more user-friendly interfaces, and less time waiting and being moved between departments when they call customer care.
• Deepfakes, AI, and synthetic data
Many businesses utilize trends such as deepfakes, AI, and synthetic data. For example, it has an enormous promise for providing synthetic data to train other machine learning algorithms. To train facial recognition algorithms, synthetic faces of individuals who never were can get constructed, avoiding the privacy problems associated with utilizing actual people's faces.
• Convergence
AI, IoT, cloud computing, and ultrafast networks like 5G are the pillars of digital transformation, and data is the primary source utilized to generate outcomes. Even while these technologies exist independently, they may make a significant difference when coupled. In 2022, a rising amount of intriguing data science work will be done at the confluence of these transformational technologies, ensuring they complement each other and play well together.
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