July 24, 2017 6:17 am CDT
Google wants to help startups and so does EVE. In the CNBC.com article: “Google will invest in AI startups and send its engineers to help them out for up to a year,” by Jordan Novet, there is a collaboration and community involvement that EVE found important to note.
Providing Business Assistance: Google plans to send an engineer onsite for at least 6 months to assist in collaborative projects
Conduct Training: Google is initiating advanced AI (Artificial Intelligence) training for startups
Sharing Knowledge: Startups will access training data that Google has accumulated to train their own AI systems
Providing Business Assistance: Google plans to send an engineer onsite for at least 6 months to assist in collaborative projects
Conduct Training: Google is initiating advanced AI (Artificial Intelligence) training for startups
Sharing Knowledge: Startups will access training data that Google has accumulated to train their own AI systems
“Start-ups already participating in the program include Aurima, Cape, Cogniac and Dyndrite. Last month, Algorithmia said it received backing from Google's AI venture group, although the name of the firm had yet to be revealed. Another perk is that portfolio companies will be able to access vast swaths of training data that Google has accumulated to train their own AI systems.”
“Start-ups already participating in the program include Aurima, Cape, Cogniac and Dyndrite. Last month, Algorithmia said it received backing from Google's AI venture group, although the name of the firm had yet to be revealed. Another perk is that portfolio companies will be able to access vast swaths of training data that Google has accumulated to train their own AI systems.”
Since he personally has no time or social media experience to curate an online presence for it, EVE has helped to start the foundation for an online following onInstagram and Facebook to reach customers Faraj would previously have missed out on.
It is important to recognize that social media marketing is becoming the new norm. While the start up of a social media strategy can be overwhelming, it doesn’t have to be.
While you focus on your passion of running your business, EVE is here to focus on our passion of helping you navigate the social media world and digital business.
Since he personally has no time or social media experience to curate an online presence for it, EVE has helped to start the foundation for an online following onInstagram and Facebook to reach customers Faraj would previously have missed out on.
It is important to recognize that social media marketing is becoming the new norm. While the start up of a social media strategy can be overwhelming, it doesn’t have to be.
While you focus on your passion of running your business, EVE is here to focus on our passion of helping you navigate the social media world and digital business.
Community involvement and engaging in collaboration with people is important at EVE. We want to build and maintain effective web products now and for the future. That includes understanding new technology such as AI and how it can impact the future of your business.
EVE puts focus on helping small business owners understand their potential with new developments through providing business assistance, conducting training, and sharing our knowledge to each client. Collaboration with us will motivate you to be confident in decisions you make to bring the most Effective Virtual Experience.
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