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Cloud Platform & Communities summer experiences in Switzerland & Italy

A couple of weeks ago with the European developers communities team we started activities with some new communities specialized in Machine Learning & Cloud Platform.  We also participated in some activities and as part of this initiative, we visited two communities with a practical program proposal  based on Cloud Technology. Cloud Study Jam.

We shared a very nice activity with SOAI chapter in Zurich. Here we present the basic elements of the Cloud Study Jam proposal and we also explored a workshop with the introduction to Cloud ML engine.

Cloud Study Jam Overview:

*a core element of Cloud Study Jam format is the utilization of qwiklabs platform to provide tech tutorial & online labs.

Cloud Study Jam, workshop "Cloud ML Engine: Qwik Start":




In addition to that, we shared another very nice activity with Machine Learning Milan. Similar approach with Cloud Study Jam Overview and then we provided a workshop related to AutoML Vision.

Cloud Study Jam, workshop "Classify Images of Clouds in the Cloud with AutoML Vision"


I never cease to be pleasantly surprised by the talent existing within the dev-environment in each city & country. The power of tech innovation and the spirit of learning in each community.

*spanish version of this publication

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  1. Jorge CarcavalloJuly 28, 2019 at 1:55 PM

    :-) Thanks and Congratulation Nick.
    What do you think about using it to develop AI tools for Peace Education to achieve the #SDG16 ?

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    1. Nicolas BortolottiJanuary 8, 2020 at 8:17 AM

      thanks Jorge! ... the experience with ML communities last 6 months was very interesting and this activity is part of our initiatives to improve the amount of tools for communities to learn AI tools. I will check in deep the initiatives of #SDG16.

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