What inspired me most about this year’s AI Experience Worldwide conference was seeing firsthand that transformational growth truly is possible. We heard from so many customers about how AI is revolutionizing their businesses. 

One key to success is our vision for augmented intelligence, which builds and is dependent on humans creating structure and rules that assert their values, then puts machines to work to operate at a scale and timeframe that would not be possible otherwise. It combines the best that humans and machines offer. 

While there’s a lot to consider if you’re struggling to bring trustworthy AI to your organization, AIX included many sessions that illustrated how machines and humans can work together to chart a clear path forward.

We also announced a number of major product announcements that Dan Wright, our CEO, already talked about in his AIX highlights and reflections blog. We are incredibly excited to bring Composable ML, Continuous AI, No-Code AI App Builder, and many more major new capabilities to the platform this year. We are in no doubt that 2021 will be a game changing year for DataRobot.

If you missed it, another key session to watch is Model Monitoring at Scale with Seph Mard, director of technical product, MLOps, at DataRobot. Seph explains the many ways machine learning models can fail and then demonstrates how to use DataRobot to create an automated system for continuous model monitoring.

From there, there are another three sessions you should watch, especially if you’re more business-oriented:

1. Automation and Guardrails teaches the basics of automated model deployment, management, and monitoring. It also shows you how DataRobot’s built-in guardrails prevent many machine learning errors. 

2. Accelerating Value from AI with DataRobot’s App Builder  introduces our new platform that gives non-technical users the ability to create AI Apps. It walks you through the process and shows you how to build from scratch an app that uses AI to make predictions about late shipments in a supply chain.

3. Success with AI: A Chance Encounter at the Food Court  is a great way to showcase how collaboration is key to solving big problems with AI. DataRobot’s Gonzo Gonzalez and Karin Jenson team up to explain why breaking down silos and partnering with colleagues from other teams is crucial to successful AI projects.

Finally, I recommend watching Under the Hood: Transforming Products with AI . We assembled an all-star panel of data scientists from Yelp, Pendo, and Overstock.com to share their advice on successfully using AI to enhance a product. It’s a must-see session for anyone looking to integrate AI into a product’s lifecycle.

DataRobot is democratizing AI. By empowering businesses large and small to use machine learning to build better products and improve customer relationships, our enterprise AI platform helps  generate incredible value.

There’s so much more to learn. See the full list of the event’s sessions and then try DataRobot for yourself. There’s a free trial to get you started.

About the author

Nenshad Bardoliwalla

SVP Product, DataRobot

Nenshad is an executive and thought leader with a proven track record of success leading product strategy, product management, and development in business analytics. He is the co-author of Driven to Perform: Risk-Aware Performance Management From Strategy Through Execution (Evolved Technologist Press, New York, NY, 2009). Bardoliwalla is currently SVP of Product at DataRobot. He joined DataRobot through the acquisition of Paxata, where he was the Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer.

Meet Nenshad Bardoliwalla