How machine learning can save your life

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It was a really interesting talk. A little bit weird that stressed how difficult it actually is to use, instead of how easy. ;) That is normally not how talks work - but it was very honest.
The talk would probably be even more worth for a public of big-data analysts, maybe we should have focussed a little bit more on the API and the technical site - and less on the click and drag interface.

The thing that surprised me the most was how simple some of the available API's are, like the emotion- and face-detector.
It is really cool to know that you now can setup such a service that uses this without owing a multi-million company. ;)
I wouldn't have a spin-off talk about those API :)

Very good talk, lots of nice features presented, an example that will make me wonder when picking a ship cabin ;) Although Imho it's a bit of downside that a specialised data science knowledge is needed.

Sounded a bit like a commercial sometimes. Was fun to see how data is being analysed, but the talk also told us that you will need a data scientist to do this properly. So I wonder about the use of this talk...

I got exactly what I was hoping to get from this talk, so good job!
Will definitely will play with this in the near future!

Talk and examples where nice, bit commerical tbh

Mowty at 22:14 on 1 Feb 2016

I liked this talk because machine learning interests me a lot. I feel that this talk was not really about PHP as much as it could have been, but the subject was interesting nonetheless. Nick is a good speaker and his examples kept me engaged.

Bart Reunes at 14:37 on 3 Feb 2016

Great to see Nick in real life, and not only as a Godlike being in a chatroom (PHP/AFT).

I was surprised to see how advanced and big the Azure environment actually is. It was an amazing talk, but I would love to see a more technical presentation on what can actually be achieved on more in depth use cases. Great talk though!