ソフトウェア業界ではワクワクする新しいテクノロジーがどんどん生まれ、それが世の中で使われるまでも早くなっています。2018年に革新があった Deep Learning は、既に民主化・日常化もしてます。この講演では、そのソフトウェアの今を俯瞰し、今後どうなっていくのか? その未来予想とともに。職業として20年以上の経験を得た私の学びをお伝えします。
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