Chad Guzzi

Chad P. Guzzi is a technology entrepreneur and legal scholar specializing in blockchain and ai. Chad holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance and a minor in Decision Science from Carnegie Mellon University. While at Carnegie Mellon, he collaborated closely with the computer science department, […]

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Zac Cohen

Zac Cohen is an accomplished executive and entrepreneur with nearly a decade of experience in Web3 and blockchain technology, complemented by over 15 years in Web2 infrastructure and cloud solutions. As Co-Founder and former COO of Filebase, Zac spearheaded the creation of a pioneering platform integrating decentralized storage networks through […]

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Matthew Stroul

Matthew “FractionalMateo” Stroul is a seasoned technology executive and consultant known for seamlessly blending technical expertise with strategic vision to drive digital transformation. With key roles as CTO, CIO, and Solutions Architect at organizations like Future Tech, he has led innovative initiatives ranging from smart city feasibility studies to blockchain-protected […]

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Python Project

With the official launch of the NLPPlus Python package, we are now focusing on the best way to introduce it to the Python community. The major message? NLPPlus is NLP that is 100% customizable. Where other NLP packages and toolkits are turnkey and supposedly do not require any customization, they […]

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Elisha Silas

Elisha K. Silas is a computer scientist specializing in distributed systems and cloud computing, with a strong focus on scalable server-side application development and AI-driven solutions. He holds a bachelor’s degree in information systems and technologyfrom the United States International University Africa and brings four years of professional experience in designing […]

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Regex for NLP

Regex is ubiquitous in the programming world because of its usefulness as a rule-based text parsing language. Programmers find comfort in the idea of writing explicit, modifiable rules in order to parse text. This is in contrast with black-box statistical models, which cannot be modified when things go wrong – […]

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