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Quantum Machine Learning: Quantum Computing & AI Fusion

What Is Quantum machine learning?

Quantum machine learning (QML), which blends AI with quantum computing, is growing. With quantum computing, machine learning’s potential explodes.

The combination of AI with quantum physics holds promise for innovations that might completely transform a variety of sectors, including banking and medicine. With its ability to handle complicated datasets and make calculations quicker and more efficient, quantum machine learning has the potential to completely change the data science field.

Understanding Quantum Computing

The foundation of quantum computing is quantum mechanics. Quantum computers process information using quantum bits, or qubits, as opposed to conventional computers, which employ bits (0s and 1s). Because of quantum superposition, qubits may exist in numerous states at once, allowing quantum computers to do multiple tasks concurrently.

Entanglement is another property that enables instantaneous communication between qubits, irrespective of distance. For certain jobs, quantum computing is exponentially more powerful than conventional computing due to its special capability.

Machine Learning and Its Limitations

Models and algorithms that learn from data are the foundation of machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence. Despite their numerous advantages, classical machine learning methods have drawbacks. Classical systems find it difficult to handle growing data amounts effectively. It might take a lot of time and computing power to train complicated models. In certain situations, classical models lose their effectiveness, particularly when dealing with high-dimensional data. By incorporating the concepts of quantum computing into machine learning algorithms, quantum machine learning seeks to get beyond these restrictions.

How Quantum Computing Enhances Machine Learning

Because quantum computing speeds up calculations, handles enormous datasets, and solves complicated problems more quickly, it improves machine learning. Superposition and entanglement are used by quantum machine learning algorithms to investigate many solutions at once. Models may converge more quickly because to this procedure, which also significantly cuts down on training durations. Additionally, quantum algorithms handle data in high-dimensional spaces, which makes them better suited for intricate datasets that are difficult for conventional models to handle.

Solving optimization issues is one area where quantum machine learning has potential. In machine learning, optimization is essential since it entails determining the ideal model parameters. Algorithms for classical optimization are often laborious. In contrast, quantum optimization algorithms use quantum principles to find optimum solutions more quickly. In optimization problems, quantum machine learning may perform better than conventional algorithms, particularly in domains like supply chain management, logistics, and finance.

Quantum Machine Learning Applications

Applications of quantum machine learning may be found in many different sectors, all of which gain from improved capabilities and quicker processing.

Healthcare and Drug Discovery

By mimicking molecular interactions, QML helps expedite drug development in the medical field. Conventional molecular simulation techniques need a lot of computing power. Faster discoveries may result from the simultaneous analysis of numerous interactions by quantum computing. Additionally, QML helps in customized medicine, where quick processing is necessary for big genetic data sets. Better healthcare solutions may result from using QML models to analyze patient data and predict treatment results more precisely.

Finance

Quantum machine learning may help banks with risk management, portfolio optimization, and fraud detection. Financial institutions must swiftly analyze large datasets. These datasets are more efficiently analyzed by quantum algorithms, which find patterns in transaction data to identify fraud. By determining the best asset allocations, QML models in finance may help optimize investment portfolios. Quantum algorithms’ speed and accuracy improve decision-making and provide financial organizations with a competitive advantage.

Supply Chain and Logistics

This management include intricate optimization issues that call for assessing a wide range of factors. These procedures can be streamlined using quantum machine learning, which lowers operating expenses and boosts productivity. Quantum algorithms find the best routes, control inventories, and forecast demand trends by evaluating data from many sources. By cutting down on delivery times, quantum optimization in logistics also helps to boost customer satisfaction and minimize delays.

Energy Sector

Quantum machine learning is essential to the energy sector’s attempts to optimize resources, distribute energy, and promote sustainability. By evaluating consumption data, forecasting demand, and improving resource management, quantum models aid in the optimization of energy systems. Because of their unpredictable outputs, renewable energy sources like solar and wind power need the use of complex forecasting models. electricity businesses may control these variations using QML, guaranteeing a steady supply of electricity. QML supports sustainable energy projects by reducing waste and enhancing energy delivery.

Cybersecurity

Rapid threat and anomaly detection is essential to cybersecurity. Traditional approaches are limited by the growing complexity of cyberthreats. By searching for anomalous patterns in massive volumes of network data, quantum machine learning improves cybersecurity. Compared to traditional techniques, quantum algorithms are able to identify possible breaches more quickly, enabling prompt reactions. Through real-time anomaly detection, QML fortifies security frameworks and lowers the probability of cyberattacks.

Challenges and Future Prospects

Quantum machine learning has limitations despite its promise. There is currently limited access to stable and error-free quantum systems, and quantum computing technology is still in its infancy. The development of quantum hardware, including quantum computers, is still expensive and difficult. A contemporary technical challenge is qubit stability, which is essential to the precision of quantum algorithms. Furthermore, specific expertise that blends machine learning with quantum physics is needed for quantum machine learning. It will take a lot of study and education to close this knowledge gap.

The future of quantum machine learning is bright despite these obstacles.IT giants Microsoft, Google, IBM, and others are investing heavily in quantum research. IBM has introduced the 65-qubit Quantum Hummingbird processor, advancing practical quantum computing. In the next years, it is anticipated that QML will become more widely available due to the continuous development of quantum hardware and software ecosystems. Quantum machine learning has the potential to become a standard in fields that need sophisticated data processing as the technology advances.

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god I hate asshole 4wd owners

[hazelune]

finally getting to the point of my using linux and customizing the thing to hell and back so some things look like Saturn's UI in hwbm. just edited together and wrote the QML for KDE Plasma 6 splashscreens to play on boot

imo the best ones are the ones with the background. i dont know why for the glitchy full background one i didn't just turn my screen recording into a gif, but i needed to use some video editing software for the text crawl on the non-glitchy background anyways.

if anyone else uses KDE Plasma lmk and i can send it but i imagine that's not many people. i also set up a KDE colorscheme file and quick theme for the kitty terminal but that wasn't quite as involved

[monaddecepticon]

Been learning Qt6 (still to see whether it's a good career move) and while QML is a step in the right direction. There is still some eldritch horror in it.

Something like Repeater in something like React is fairly easy to implement (with some caveat on keys) in Qt it is implemented by 500 lines of (macro- and cast-heavy) C++.

[xstarcutx]

context flew out the window for this one ngl trying to cook a qml au but its a slow process SIGH

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[kingme1002]

Quantum computers:

leverage the principles of **quantum mechanics** (superposition, entanglement, and interference) to solve certain problems exponentially faster than classical computers. While still in early stages, they have transformative potential in multiple fields:

### **1. Cryptography & Cybersecurity**

- **Breaking Encryption**: Shor’s algorithm can factor large numbers quickly, threatening RSA and ECC encryption (forcing a shift to **post-quantum cryptography**).

- **Quantum-Safe Encryption**: Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) enables theoretically unhackable communication (e.g., BB84 protocol).

### **2. Drug Discovery & Material Science**

- **Molecular Simulation**: Modeling quantum interactions in molecules to accelerate drug design (e.g., protein folding, catalyst development).

- **New Materials**: Discovering superconductors, better batteries, or ultra-strong materials.

### **3. Optimization Problems**

- **Logistics & Supply Chains**: Solving complex routing (e.g., traveling salesman problem) for airlines, shipping, or traffic management.

- **Financial Modeling**: Portfolio optimization, risk analysis, and fraud detection.

### **4. Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning**

- **Quantum Machine Learning (QML)**: Speeding up training for neural networks or solving complex pattern recognition tasks.

- **Faster Data Search**: Grover’s algorithm can search unsorted databases quadratically faster.

### **5. Quantum Chemistry**

- **Precision Chemistry**: Simulating chemical reactions at the quantum level for cleaner energy solutions (e.g., nitrogen fixation, carbon capture).

### **6. Climate & Weather Forecasting**

- **Climate Modeling**: Simulating atmospheric and oceanic systems with higher accuracy.

- **Energy Optimization**: Improving renewable energy grids or fusion reactor designs.

### **7. Quantum Simulations**

- **Fundamental Physics**: Testing theories in high-energy physics (e.g., quark-gluon plasma) or condensed matter systems.

### **8. Financial Services**

- **Option Pricing**: Monte Carlo simulations for derivatives pricing (quantum speedup).

- **Arbitrage Opportunities**: Detecting market inefficiencies faster.

### **9. Aerospace & Engineering**

- **Aerodynamic Design**: Optimizing aircraft shapes or rocket propulsion systems.

- **Quantum Sensors**: Ultra-precise navigation (e.g., GPS-free positioning).

### **10. Breakthroughs in Mathematics**

- **Solving Unsolved Problems**: Faster algorithms for algebraic geometry, topology, or number theory.

[spoonietimelordy]

in today's bad news which i understand but I'm still mad about: KDE is removing QML-themes for splash screens. I love my splash screen :'(

[siliconsignalsblog]

Top GUI Frameworks and Display Protocols for Embedded Product Development in 2025  

In today’s embedded systems, GUIs aren’t just screens — they’re the core of user interaction. Whether you're developing a wearable, an industrial controller, or a smart appliance, creating a seamless graphical user interface (GUI) is critical. This blog explores how to select the right type of LCD touch display, communication protocols, and GUI design tools that align with your product needs. 

As a leading board bring-up company, Silicon Signals provides end-to-end board bringup services, with specialization in GUI porting and development using platforms like Qt, LVGL, EmWin, and GTK. Let’s dive into the key components to consider. 

Types of LCD Touch Displays 

Capacitive Touch Screens 

Projected capacitive displays are widely used in consumer electronics like smartphones and tablets. They offer a smooth, responsive multi-touch experience, supporting gestures like pinch-to-zoom and swipe. These displays detect the conductivity of your fingers and perform exceptionally well in dry, clean environments. 

Key Benefits: 

Multi-touch support 

High durability and sleek design 

Fast response time 

Limitations: 

Not ideal for environments where gloves or non-conductive materials are used 

Resistive Touch Screens 

Resistive displays consist of two layers (plastic and glass) separated by a gap. When pressure is applied, the layers touch, registering the input. 

Ideal for:  Industrial and rugged environments where gloves or styluses are often used. 

Advantages: 

Can be operated with any object 

Lower cost 

Reliable in harsh environments 

Drawback: 

Requires more pressure, offers less responsiveness than capacitive touch 

Display Communication Protocols 

Choosing the right communication interface between your display and the processor is crucial for performance and system optimization. 

SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) 

SPI is a widely-used protocol in embedded systems, especially when working with lower-resolution screens. It’s simple to implement and works well with basic touch GUIs. 

Best suited for: Small displays (~480x360 resolution) 

Benefits: Low resource requirements, easy integration on MCUs 

Limitation: Not ideal for high-speed or high-res displays 

DSI (Digital Serial Interface) 

Developed by the MIPI Alliance, DSI is ideal for high-resolution and high-refresh-rate displays with fewer I/O pins required. 

Best suited for: Mid-to-high-end embedded systems 

Benefits: Power-efficient, scalable, and compatible with modern display controllers 

Limitation: Licensing fees due to proprietary technology 

HDMI 

Used primarily in embedded Linux or high-performance products, HDMI offers the highest quality in terms of audio-visual integration. 

Best suited for: Advanced GUIs in medical, aerospace, or industrial systems 

Benefits: Combines audio and video, HDCP for secure content, supports large resolutions 

Limitation: Requires a more powerful processor and consumes more power 

GUI Development Tools & Libraries 

Once you've selected your hardware, it’s time to choose a software tool that helps you design and port the GUI effectively. As a board bringup service provider, we at Silicon Signals have deep expertise in GUI porting using Qt, LVGL, EmWin, GTK, and Crank Storyboard. 

1. Qt Framework 

Qt is a professional-grade development platform used extensively in automotive, medical, and industrial applications. 

Language: C++ and QML 

Features: Cross-platform, hardware acceleration, built-in protocol support (HTTP, FTP, etc.) 

Ideal for: Performance-sensitive, scalable GUIs 

Note: Commercial license required for product deployment 

We offer advanced Qt porting services for embedded Linux, Yocto-based boards, and RTOS platforms. 

2. Crank Storyboard 

Storyboard simplifies GUI development with drag-and-drop features, Photoshop imports, and support for animations and 3D elements. 

Benefits: Designer-friendly, OS and platform agnostic, embedded engine optimization 

Best for: Teams with both design and embedded development backgrounds 

Limitation: Requires a license for commercial products 

3. LVGL (Light and Versatile Graphics Library) 

LVGL is ideal for resource-constrained microcontrollers, with footprint requirements as low as 64kB flash and 8kB RAM. 

Languages: C and MicroPython 

Platforms: STM32, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, PIC, etc. 

GUI Builder: Beta version available 

Strengths: Free, open-source, portable 

Limitations: Limited for complex UIs or animations 

Our team excels in integrating LVGL on custom MCUs and porting it for FreeRTOS and bare-metal systems. 

4. EmWin by SEGGER 

EmWin is a highly efficient, commercial-grade GUI library optimized for MCUs. 

Developed by: SEGGER Microcontroller 

Best for: Medical and industrial applications where reliability is non-negotiable 

Strength: Real-time performance, minimal resource usage, certified for safety-critical applications 

Limitation: Licensing and complexity 

We provide EmWin integration services for NXP, STM32, and Renesas-based boards. 

5. GTK (GIMP Toolkit) 

GTK is a popular GUI library often used in Linux systems and is open-source. 

Language: C (bindings available for Python, C++, etc.) 

Best for: Embedded Linux systems where scalability and flexibility matter 

Drawback: Not suitable for MCUs with limited RAM and Flash 

Our engineers can port GTK-based UIs on embedded Linux devices, optimizing for performance and footprint. 

Why Silicon Signals? 

As a leading board bring-up company, Silicon Signals provides a one-stop solution for embedded product development. From hardware validation and board bringup services to GUI design and porting on popular frameworks like Qt, LVGL, TouchGFX, GTK, and EmWin — we ensure your product is market-ready with a seamless user experience. 

Whether you need to develop a medical device UI, a rugged industrial HMI, or a sleek consumer interface, our engineers can help you choose the right display, protocol, and GUI framework. 

Ready to design a powerful GUI for your embedded product? Reach out to our engineering team at info@siliconsignals.io for a free consultation. 

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[govindhtech]

Quantum Recurrent Embedding Neural Networks Approach

Quantum Recurrent Embedding Neural Network

Trainability issues as network depth increases are a common challenge in finding scalable machine learning models for complex physical systems. Researchers have developed a novel approach dubbed the Quantum Recurrent Embedding Neural Network (QRENN) to overcome these limitations with its unique architecture and strong theoretical foundations.

Mingrui Jing, Erdong Huang, Xiao Shi, and Xin Wang from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) Thrust of Artificial Intelligence, Information Hub and Shengyu Zhang from Tencent Quantum Laboratory made this groundbreaking finding. As detailed in the article “Quantum Recurrent Embedding Neural Network,” the QRENN can avoid “barren plateaus,” a common and critical difficulty in deep quantum neural network training when gradients rapidly drop. Additionally, the QRENN resists classical simulation.

The QRENN uses universal quantum circuit designs  and ResNet's fast-track paths for deep learning. Maintaining a sufficient “joint eigenspace overlap,” which assesses the closeness between the input quantum state and the network's internal feature representations, enables trainability. The persistence of overlap has been proven by dynamical Lie algebra researchers.

Applying QRENN to Hamiltonian classification, namely identifying symmetry-protected topological (SPT) phases of matter, has proven its theoretical design. SPT phases are different states of matter with significant features, making them hard to identify in condensed matter physics. The QRENN's ability to categorise Hamiltonians and recognise topological phases shows its utility in supervised learning.

Numerical tests demonstrate that the QRENN can be trained as the quantum system evolves. This is crucial for tackling complex real-world challenges. In simulations with a one-dimensional cluster-Ising Hamiltonian, overlap decreased polynomially as system size increased instead of exponentially. This shows that the network may maintain gradients during training, avoiding the vanishing gradient issue of many QNN architectures.

This paper solves a significant limitation in quantum machine learning by establishing the trainability of a certain QRENN architecture. This allows for more powerful and scalable quantum machine learning models. Future study will examine QRENN applications in financial modelling, drug development, and materials science. Researchers want to improve training algorithms and study unsupervised and reinforcement learning with hybrid quantum-classical algorithms that take advantage of both computing paradigms.

Quantum Recurrent Embedding Neural Network with Explanation (QRENN) provides more information.

Quantum machine learning (QML) has advanced with the Quantum Recurrent Embedding Neural Network (QRENN), which solves the trainability problem that plagues deep quantum neural networks.

Challenge: Barren Mountains Conventional quantum neural networks (QNNs) often experience “barren plateau” occurrences. As system complexity or network depth increase, gradients needed for network training drop exponentially. Vanishing gradients stop learning, making it difficult to train large, complex QNNs for real-world applications.

The e Solution and QRENN Foundations Two major developments by QRENN aim to improve trainability and prevent arid plateaus:

General quantum circuit designs and well-known deep learning algorithms, especially ResNet's fast-track pathways (residual networks), inspired its creation. ResNets are notable for their effective training in traditional deep learning because they use “skip connections” to circumvent layers.

Joint Eigenspace Overlap: QRENN's trainability relies on its large “joint eigenspace overlap”. Overlap refers to the degree of similarity between the input quantum state and the network's internal feature representations. By preserving this overlap, QRENN ensures gradients remain large. This preservation is rigorously shown using dynamical Lie algebras, which are fundamental for analysing quantum circuit behaviour and characterising physical system symmetries.

Architectural details of CV-QRNN When information is represented in continuous variables (qumodes) instead of discrete qubits, the Continuous-Variable Quantum Recurrent Neural Network (CV-QRNN) functions.

Inspired by Vanilla RNN: The CV-QRNN design is based on the vanilla RNN architecture, which processes data sequences recurrently. The no-cloning theorem prevents classical RNN versions like LSTM and GRU from being implemented on a quantum computer, however CV-QRNN modifies the fundamental RNN notion.

A single quantum layer (L) affects n qumodes in CV-QRNN. First, qumodes are created in vacuum.

Important Quantum Gates: The network processes data via quantum gates:

By acting on a subset of qumodes, displacement gates (D) encode classical input data into the quantum network. Squeezing Gates (S): Give qumodes complicated squeeze parameters.

Multiport Interferometers (I): They perform complex linear transformations on several qumodes using beam splitters and phase shifters.

Nonlinearity by Measurement: CV-QRNN provides machine learning nonlinearity using measurements and a quantum system's tensor product structure. After processing, some qumodes (register modes) are transferred to the next iteration, while a subset (input modes) undergo a homodyne measurement and are reset to vacuum. After scaling by a trainable parameter, this measurement's result is input for the next cycle.

Performance and Advantages

According to computer simulations, CV-QRNN trained 200% faster than a traditional LSTM network. The former obtained ideal parameters (cost function ≤ 10⁻⁵) in 100 epochs, while the later took 200. Due to the massive processing power and energy consumption of big classical machine learning models, faster training is necessary.

Scalability: The QRENN can be trained as the quantum system grows, which is crucial for practical use. As system size increases, joint eigenspace overlap reduces polynomially, not exponentially.

Task Execution:

Classifying Hamiltonians and detecting symmetry-protected topological phases proves its utility in supervised learning.

Time Series Prediction and Forecasting: CV-QRNN predicted and forecast quasi-periodic functions such the Bessel function, sine, triangle wave, and damped cosine after 100 epochs.

MNIST Image Classification: Classified handwritten digits like “3” and “6” with 85% accuracy. The quantum network learnt, even though a classical LSTM had fewer epochs and 93% accuracy for this job.

CV-QRNN can be implemented using commercial room-temperature quantum-photonic hardware. This includes powerful homodyne detectors, lasers, beam splitters, phase shifters, and squeezers. Strong Kerr-type interactions are difficult to generate, but nonlinearity measurement eliminates them.

Future research will study how QRENN can be applied to more complex problems, such as financial modelling, medical development, and materials science. We'll also investigate its unsupervised and reinforcement learning potential and develop more efficient and scalable training algorithms.

Research on hybrid quantum-classical algorithms is vital. Next, test these models on quantum hardware instead of simulators. Researchers also seek to evaluate CV-QRNN performance using complex real-world data like hurricane strength and establish more equal frameworks for comparing conventional and quantum networks, such as effective dimension based on quantum Fisher information.

[thestarpilot]

had gemini throw together a roadmap for an undergraduate research project on QML and the little bastard read through like 1,000 websites in less than 15 minutes... if you aren't using AI you are going to be left behind. fullest stop.

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Qlight offers several popular models to suit various industrial needs. The QFL Series features a slim LED machine light with IP67 protection, resistance to cutting fluids and chips, and is available in different lengths like 300mm and 500mm. The QML Series is a compact LED work light with flexible arm, perfect for spot lighting or close-up work. The QML Series provides wide-angle illumination with a broad beam, ideal for lighting up large machine interiors, and comes with a strong aluminum housing for added durability.

These machine tool lights are commonly used in CNC lathes and milling machines, industrial automation lines, assembly stations, inspection tables, and enclosed machine tools, making them a versatile lighting solution for a wide range of industrial applications.

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Top 9 Data Science Trends Shaping 2025-2026

The world is drowning in data, and those who can make sense of it hold the keys to the future. Data science, the art and science of extracting knowledge from data, is rapidly evolving, driven by technological advancements and the ever-growing need for data-driven insights. As we look ahead to 2025-2026, several key trends are poised to reshape the landscape of data science.

1. Rise of Generative AI in Data Science:

Generative AI, already making waves in creative fields, is set to revolutionize data science. Expect to see models that can generate synthetic datasets for training, automate feature engineering, and even create visualizations, significantly accelerating the data science workflow.

2. Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) Becomes Mainstream:

AutoML platforms are becoming more sophisticated, automating tasks like model selection, hyperparameter tuning, and deployment. This democratizes machine learning, making it accessible to a wider range of users, but also frees up data scientists to focus on complex, strategic problems.

3. Emphasis on Explainable AI (XAI):

As AI becomes more integrated into critical decision-making processes, transparency and explainability are paramount. Expect to see increased adoption of XAI techniques that allow us to understand how AI models arrive at their conclusions, fostering trust and accountability.

4. Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) Gain Traction:

GNNs are powerful tools for analyzing data with complex relationships, such as social networks, knowledge graphs, and molecular structures. Their applications in areas like drug discovery, fraud detection, and recommendation systems are expected to grow significantly.

5. Focus on Real-Time Data Analytics:

The demand for real-time insights is growing across industries. Expect to see advancements in streaming data platforms and analytics tools that can process and analyze data as it arrives, enabling faster decision-making.

6. Data Fabric Architectures:

As data becomes increasingly distributed and heterogeneous, data fabric architectures are emerging to provide a unified view of data across the enterprise. This simplifies data access, integration, and governance, enabling more efficient data analysis.

7. Quantum Machine Learning (QML) Emerges:

While still in its early stages, QML holds the potential to solve complex problems that are intractable for classical computers. Expect to see increased research and development in this area, potentially leading to breakthroughs in fields like drug discovery and materials science.

8. Federated Learning for Privacy-Preserving AI:

With growing concerns about data privacy, federated learning is gaining traction. This approach allows models to be trained on decentralized data without sharing sensitive information, enabling collaborative AI development while protecting user privacy.

9. AI-Powered Data Governance and Quality:

Maintaining data quality and ensuring compliance with regulations is a critical challenge. Expect to see AI-powered tools that automate data governance tasks, such as data profiling, cleansing, and lineage tracking, improving data reliability and trust.

Navigating the Future of Data Science with Xaltius Academy's Data Science and AI Program:

To thrive in this rapidly evolving landscape, you need to equip yourself with the latest skills and knowledge. Xaltius Academy's Data Science and AI program is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of these cutting-edge trends and technologies.

Key benefits of the program:

Up-to-date Curriculum: Covers the latest advancements in data science and AI, including Generative AI, AutoML, and XAI.

Hands-on Projects: Gain practical experience through real-world projects and case studies.

Expert Instruction: Learn from experienced data scientists and AI practitioners who bring real-world insights to the classroom.

Focus on Applied Skills: Develop the skills needed to apply data science and AI techniques to solve real-world problems.

Career Support: Receive guidance and resources to help you launch your career in data science and AI.

Conclusion:

The data science landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation, driven by technological innovations and the growing demand for data-driven insights. By staying abreast of these trends and acquiring the right skills through programs like Xaltius Academy's Data Science and AI course, you can position yourself for a successful and fulfilling career in this exciting and rapidly evolving field. The future of data science is bright – are you ready to be a part of it?

[xstarcutx]

a quick Lyle test (qml AU) :] just playing around w ideas

i snatched the necklace from this concept art mansk made it to pass the time while he was healing from an injury and eventually lyle starts wearing it unironically lmao

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