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Hello readers,
This is your captain on this ship of Artificial Intelligence, hop aboard lads!
Allow me to introduce myself. I am Uddeshya Singh, A sophomore at HBTU Kanpur in the field of Computer Science and Engineering. But ... that's just education, what am I apart from that?

A Coder, A YouTuber; An Open Source Contributor at pandas, numpy, and cosmos; DSA Intern at OpenGenus Organisation, and of course an Artificial Intelligence enthusiast. Obviously, I have a Github Account which you can follow me on and you can definitely find me on Facebook and whatnot. But that's not the point of this introduction. I want to let you guys know how this blog is going to work.



There would be largely only 3 categories; namely coding challenges, tutorial supplements and interesting articles regarding new AI advancements which I will come across (or maybe Open Source developments regarding the few modules which I follow pretty minutely :) )

You can always reach me in comments either on my YouTube Channel: SmarTech or in any of my blog post! Feel free to leave any review on my work.

Also, if you need guidance on OpenSource, you can always follow me on Github: @uds5501.

So, I would be posting a video on youtube, then add the source code for the developed application in my GitHub profile and the primary text transcripts and interesting insights would be posted here. All understood? 

Great,  So until next time ;)

Uddeshya


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