AI workloads inside databases, NeurIPS 2021
Guy Van den Broeck, Alexander Ratner, Benjamin Moseley, Konstantinos Karanasos, Parisa Kordjamshidi, Molham Aref, Arun Kumar
02 February 2022
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This incredible panel of experts gathered to discuss the current state of AI and machine learning workloads inside databases. The panel discussed new techniques, technologies, and recent papers that progress our understanding of what is possible. Q&A among the panel and from the audience concludes this deep and wide ranging conversation.
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