Podcast: Building ML to Make Humans More Effective
It’s one thing to add machine learning and artificial intelligence features to an existing software platform. It’s quite another to build an entire company like Abnormal Security around machine learning technology, and to provide practical, everyday value to enterprise organizations.
June 29, 2021
It’s one thing to add machine learning and artificial intelligence features to an existing software platform. It’s quite another to build an entire company like Abnormal Security around machine learning technology, and to provide practical, everyday value to enterprise organizations.
In this podcast, our Head of Machine Learning, Jeshua Bratman, joins the CTO and Co-Founder of Cresta, Tim Shi, and Greylock Partner, Saam Motamedi—who sits on the board of both companies—on their podcast to discuss the challenges and opportunities in building applied ML companies.
You can listen to the episode here:
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