Commercial applications of Artificial Intelligence/Data Mining/NLP

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The discussion focuses on identifying commercial companies in Europe that specialize in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Mining, and Natural Language Processing (NLP) for internship opportunities. Key companies mentioned include Autonomy, Inc., InforSense, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon, with a particular emphasis on the UK as a prime location for such roles. The participant seeks insights into the frequency of these opportunities and highlights the relevance of AI applications in e-commerce, exemplified by Amazon's recommendation systems.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Artificial Intelligence concepts and applications
  • Familiarity with Data Mining techniques and tools
  • Knowledge of Natural Language Processing methodologies
  • Awareness of the European tech job market, particularly in the UK
NEXT STEPS
  • Research internship opportunities at Autonomy, Inc. and InforSense
  • Explore AI and NLP projects at Google and Microsoft
  • Investigate Amazon's use of recommendation algorithms in e-commerce
  • Look into emerging AI startups in Europe for potential internships
USEFUL FOR

CompSci undergraduates, aspiring data scientists, and anyone interested in pursuing internships in AI, Data Mining, and NLP within the European tech industry.

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Hello,

I am looking at companies for my second year internship as a CompSci undergraduate, specifically I am thinking of Artificial Intelligence/Data Mining/Natural language Processing.

I would be grateful for any tips on commercial companies that carry out some work in this field, as it does not seem very frequent.

It can be pretty much anywhere in Europe, though I would expect UK will come out as most frequent anyway; in fact the only reason for excluding US is simply that the flight there and back would be too costly for me, who can just afford EasyJet flights.

I have already found Autonomy, inc. and InforSense and certainly include Google and Microsoft.

Thanks.
 
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