1. What is web3? — Web3 refers to the third generation of the World Wide Web, which focuses on decentralized and distributed technologies such as blockchain and peer-to-peer networks. 2. What is the difference between web2 and web3? Web2 is the current generation of the World Wide Web, which is centered around centralized, client-server architectures and relies on third-party intermediaries for various services. …

We’re moving from where we rely on large, centralized organizations to provide us with everything we need to one where individuals are empowered to do so themselves. There are middlemen everywhere: social media networks, service providers, e-commerce sites — and even identity verification services like Google or Facebook. All these…

What are NFTs? NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are a new class of digital objects you can own and trade. Unlike the digital items you buy in games like Fortnite — they’re unique and can’t be copied. …

The right to free speech should be upheld online, but the web also provides a platform for misinformation that can lead to censorship and unjustified de-platforming. Many social media channels outright ban anyone with a dissenting opinion or anyone who is not in line with the mainstream ideology. While the…

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Comparing SAP Analytics Cloud Smart Predict, Smart Discovery and Python The artificial intelligence index 2017 report shows various trends in the AI space. The job openings chart above shows the increase in demand for using machine learning algorithms and various other aspects of AI to solve business problems. There are…

Machine Learning for business users SAP Analytics Cloud’s smart discovery feature, saves time by running automated machine learning algorithms in the backend to find out correlations between your dataset elements against a target metric(KPIs like revenue, time to fill days, sales, etc). …