Why AI Training Fails, And What Actually Works
In this first episode of DatAInnovators & Builders, Databricks’ Robin Sutara reveals why generic AI training doesn’t stick and how persona-based enablement drives real adoption.
Welcome to the Nexla blog! We’re happy to debut our new blog and logo just in time for the AT&T Developer Summit and CES. We want to make it easier for companies to be able to collaborate with data, and for data engineers to do their jobs faster and with ease. We aim to simplify the complexity of data operations in the machine learning age. We wanted our logo to reflect this commitment to simplicity.
We wanted our new logo to feel fresh, friendly, and human. We chose a clean and clear sans serif font for our company name so that it’s human-readable. Our mark represents data streams crossing, turning corners, in an elongated “N” formation.
We chose the colors blue and orange for our mark because they’re the most intense and something of a hallmark of modernity. They’re also the most complimentary- they bring out new qualities in each other. We believe the same thing happens when you enrich data from different sources. Some theorists believe the color blue represents trust while orange represents friendliness. At Nexla, we seek to be your trusted partner in data operations automation in an accessible, friendly way. For these reasons, orange and blue was the natural choice.
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In this first episode of DatAInnovators & Builders, Databricks’ Robin Sutara reveals why generic AI training doesn’t stick and how persona-based enablement drives real adoption.
In the News: InfoQ recently featured Nexla Express in a detailed article on conversational AI for data engineering. The piece highlights how Express enables users to create AI-ready pipelines using plain language.
A podcast for data leaders looking for real conversations on AI adoption and data architecture, hosted by Nexla CEO Saket Saurabh.