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In this talk, we’ll cover five key ways voice-first development differs from screen-first development. You’ll learn how to create engaging experiences for voice, the next major disruption in computing. By the end of this session, you should have a better understanding of what types of use cases transfer well to voice interactions and why. 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With pre-trained models and a few lines of code, Machine Learning APIs can analyze your data. Moreover, AutoML techniques can now help in getting even more specific insights tailored to your needs. In this session, you’ll see how to transform or extract information from text, image, audio & video with the latest ML APIs, how to train an AutoML custom model, and you’ll be an active player of a live demo. Don't put your smartphone in airplane mode! 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