🤖AWS SageMaker in 10 Minutes! (Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning with Amazon Web Services)

[@omarpasha2968]

This is my third time going through this video. Let me go through it one more time, then dive into doing a project. I feel that I have to dive into the water, so to speak, and see how I swim.

[@awnyal-omari459]

Excellent summary and presentation. Thank you

[@TheDataScienceChannel]

Sagemaker is a great option for deploying ML in production

[@theworldctzen]

very nice for a 10 min catchup.

[@mohammadnajafi7791]

'which is pretty incredible'

[@maxcontini348]

Great job! Very clear. Thanks 😀

[@alexandersage967]

liked, good video, you're saying innocence instead of instance

[@1hello283]

thank you for your short video to introduce us about AWS sagemaker. It is clear. ：）

[@ReddSpark]

Thanks for the summary, well presented.

[@Nidhi.Gupta..]

Thank you! Great video!

[@snandi1603]

why are we creating notebook instances if we are not using them during training?

[@paulazinz9182]

You can use the Notebooks as a "User interface" So you can visualize and transform your data, then Start Training the Model and so on (you give the command in the notebook and he starts a Training job, same as starting a Training job like he Showed in the video but without leaving the notebook)

[@TheBjjninja]

Sounds fine and dandy until Aws comes out with a new feature or product 6 months from now ! Nature of the field I guess.

[@ParijatKar]

I used Mechanical Turk in 2010.

[@mohamedsadeksnoussi2503]

Hi, I would like to ask, why is space not being freed from disk after deleting a file on SageMaker Studio Lab and how to fix it?

[@tharsisharmonia9316]

Mechanical turks is such a messed up service. The labour relations are horrible.

[@nickschmitt8594]

Data science will ignite the workers' revolution

[@gainonten4031]

$2usd per hour its nuts

[@susavanmondal2508]

Hi sir how to start work..? Please tell me .?

[@AJBatac]

I have no doubt the OP knows what Amazon SageMaker is. But this is a classic example of how you can poorly explain what it does. This is not for beginners, you'd easily get lost with terminologies used.