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The observability of systems equipped with artificial intelligence is now a key piece in ensuring their proper functioning and operational performance and also for achieving reproducibility of experiments and checking that they are working correctly when they have an impact on the general public. Feature stores, model stores and evaluation stores as specific purpose systems make it possible to identify data drift, unwanted behaviour or potential risks in these systems so that they can be remedied as quickly as possible.

In this session we will set out the key pieces for observability of AI systems in an MLOps framework, their functionality and use in the everyday operations of organisations.

Addressed to:

  • Data platform and data science managers
  • Solution architects in advanced analytics
  • Functional architects
  • Machine learning engineers
  • Data scientists
  • Data engineers

Programa

  • MLOps as a development methodology for data science
  • General needs of an advanced analytics platform
  • Basic approach to traceability in advanced analytics solutions
  • Extension of the governance layer to the cross-cutting approach for advanced analytics solutions: AI stores The data consumed by the algorithms: feature store The models generated by the algorithms: model store The predictions generated by the models: evaluation store
  • Study of taxonomy, entities and relationships to ensure full observability of AI
  • State of the art and market for AI observability

Taught by:

Jesús Vicente García
Jesús is an advanced analytics solutions architect and has been head of the AI ​​engineering team at the SDG Group for more than three years

In this area, Jesús is responsible for defining frameworks, methodologies and technology solutions to provide companies in industries such as banking, insurance, retail, utilities and others with artificial intelligence capabilities from the engineering and governance perspectives to ensure full operationalisation of these capabilities and the materialisation of a lifecycle chiming with the current needs of advanced analytics.

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