Five hot trends in data science that are turning our lives upside down
Data is the new oil, but much more, as data science is also actively involved in solving global problems such as the coronavirus pandemic or climate change.
Professional data analysis has become an unnoticed part of our daily lives: this is how we get personalized offers in web stores, content of interest to us from music and streaming providers, not to mention the “tricks” of social media.
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