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In the last three years since Comet was founded, our users and customers trained millions of models on anything from self-driving cars to speech recognition, and from Covid-19 protein prediction ...

Using Gradio to run ML models in the Comet UI, AI beating humans on microchip floorplanning, reinforcement learning for Android, and more Welcome to issue #5 of The Comet Newsletter!  This week, we take a close...

Welcome to another recap of the Comet ML Office Hours, powered by The Artists of Data Science! Unfortunately, I wasn't able to make it to this past week's session, but I had a chance to watch the conversatio...

How Gradio and Comet work beautifully together Written by Abubakar Abid, Co-founder and CEO of GradioOriginally published on the Gradio blog If you'd like to jump right in and start building, follow the exa...

Welcome to another recap of the Comet ML Office Hours, powered by The Artists of Data Science! This past Sunday (June 6th), we dug into some really interesting ideas and technical processes, including what to...

An inside look at Etsy's approach to A/B testing, examining an adversarial attack called DeepSloth, exploring the MLOps landscape, and more. Welcome to issue #4 of The Comet Newsletter! This week, we take a closer l...

For the past couple of months, we’ve been working with Harpreet Sahota, a data scientist and host of the excellent The Artists of Data Science podcast, to convene a weekly virtual Machine Learning Offic...

Facebook AI's new unsupervised approach to speech recognition, Sweetviz + Comet for supercharged EDA, and more Welcome to issue #3 of The Comet Newsletter! This week, we take a closer look at Facebook’s impressive...

ML updates from Google I/O, a Python library that helps you calculate your code's carbon footprint, and more Welcome to issue #2 of The Comet Newsletter! This week, we take a closer look at the wide range of interes...

Welcome to the very first issue of The Comet Newsletter. We're excited to bring you the best machine learning content the internet has to offer—and perspective from our experts in the field. Stay tuned for future issues...

In less than 50 lines of code, you can deploy a Bert-like model from the Hugging Face library and achieve over 100 requests per second with latencies below 100 milliseconds for less than $25...