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T-SQL Tuesday #162–Using AI with Data Science
This month is a timely topic, with Tomaz Kastrun hosting. I was lucky to meet Tomaz before the pandemic, and we had a great time at the SQL Saturday as well as at Lake Bled the next day. Tomaz does … Continue reading
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Experiments with GitHub CoPilot
There has been a lot of attention given to ChatGPT and AI over the last month or two. I’ve tried a few things with the public interface at Open.ai. Some worked well, like this one: Others not so well: This … Continue reading
AI Concerns
I hosted a webinar a few weeks ago about Artificial Intelligence and how it might affect data professionals. It was an interesting discussion with Kellyn Pot’Vin-Gorman and Brian Randell, with all of us having slightly different perspectives. Overall, we all … Continue reading
A Prompt Engineer
No, Redgate Software isn’t hiring for SQL Prompt. I’m sure quite a few of you depend on SQL Prompt and would like more engineers working on it. Maybe a few of you would find that an interesting piece of software … Continue reading