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SAN FRANCISCO, March 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Simplilearn, the world's #1 online boot camp for digital economy skills training, hosted its 8th convocation with Purdue University to felicitate over 1200 learners for completing their professional certification across various programs. Gracing the event with their presence were Professor Bart Collins, Purdue University,as the Chief Guest and Mr. Kashyap Dalal, Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer of Simplilearn.

The convocation ceremony was held to felicitate the meritorious students on their accomplishments.It was a joint felicitation by Purdue University and Simplilearn congratulating learners on completing the various professional certification programs in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Business Analysis, Data Science, Digital Marketing, Digital Supply Chain Management, Digital Transformation, Data Analytics and Data Engineering. The convocation ceremony was filled with enthusiastic, energetic, and excited students.

Congratulating the learners, Mr. Kashyap Dalal, Co-Founder & Chief OperatingOfficer, Simplilearn, said, "Extremely pleased to be among a group of meritorious students who are focused, sincere and committed to their goals. We are pleased to be a part of their learning journey and to be able to celebrate with them the successful completion of various professional certificateprograms. We have partnered with Purdue University to bring together programs thatare industry relevant and will give aspirants the extra edge required to be successful in this competitive industry. On behalf of the entire Simplilearn family, I wish the students the best of luck intheir future endeavors."

Addressing the post-graduates at the ceremony, Professor Bart Collins, Purdue University, said,"Every quarter, Purdue University and Simplilearn come together to congratulate students who have completed theirprograms in various fields. It gives us immense pride to celebratethe success of these brilliant minds and to have such meritorious students as our alumni.Sincerity is the key to growth; therefore, I would ask all graduates today tocontinue consistently learning in their respective fields. I hope you all achieve greater heights in your professions in the coming years."

Learner Testimonials:

Ralph Selvaraj, a learner from AI and Machine Learning program, stated, "The professional certificate program in AI&ML has been a great channel for me to be introduced to the concepts of AI&ML, a trending and evolving subject in the recent past. The program's course structure, delivery, pedagogy and faculty make this a complete package for anyone who would like to dive deep into this field technically and functionally. This program has been a great enabler for me to have informed conversations about AI&ML and has also helped me come up with use cases for the same in my line of work."Munesh J Lamba, a learner from Digital Marketing program, told the audience, "It was a great experience being part of this Digital Marketing program with Purdue University in partnership with Simplilearn. I got the chance to sharpen my skills in Digital Marketing while becoming proficient with tools such as SEO, PPC, Web Analytics, and Social Media Management. The instructors were very knowledgeable and offered great insights on the topic. This course was exceptional for providing in-depth information and experience in a way that provided a holistic view of SEO, PPC, Web Analytics, and Social Media Management."

This is the 8th convocation ceremony hosted by Simplilearn and Purdue University. Simplilearn will host a graduation ceremony with IIT Roorkee in June 2023 and Caltech University in May 2023.

About Simplilearn

Founded in 2010 and based in San Francisco, California, and Bangalore, India, Simplilearn, a Blackstone portfolio company, is the world's #1 online Bootcamp for digital economy skills training. Simplilearn offers access to world-class work-ready training to individuals and businesses worldwide. The Bootcamps are designed and delivered with world-renowned universities, top corporations, and leading industry bodies via live online classes featuring top industry practitioners, sought-after trainers, and global leaders. From college students and early career professionals to managers, executives, small businesses, and big corporations, Simplilearn's role-based, skill-focused, industry-recognized, and globally relevant training programs are ideal upskilling solutions for diverse career or/and business goals.

For more information, please visit http://www.simplilearn.com/

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Marcus Rashford has returned to Manchester United training ahead of Sundays clash against Newcastle despite pulling out of the England squad last week with injury.

The 25-year-old participated in a small session away from the main group on Monday. There was no ball work involved for Rashford, but he is expected to ramp up his recovery this week ahead of a return this weekend.

According to Premier League betting sites, Rashford is 14/1 to win the PFA Player of the Year award behind Erling Haaland (1/3), Martin Odegaard (6/1) and Bukayo Saka (6/1).

In 44 appearances so far this season, Uniteds number ten has tallied 27 goals and nine assists. Undoubtedly enjoying the finest season of his career so far, Rashford is fulfilling the sky-high potential that many held for him since breaking onto the scene in 2016.

@MarcusRashford is in recovery mode #MUFC

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Rashford was substituted seven minutes from time in Uniteds FA Cup quarter-final win against Fulham at Old Trafford, leading to his withdrawal from Gareth Southgates England squad for the first set of Euro 2024 qualifying games.

The Three Lions won both clashes against Italy and Ukraine, but a media storm regarding Rashfords absence took centre stage early last week. In a press conference, Southgate told the media Marcus is in good form and wed love to have had him as an option for this camp but we havent got him.

Regarding the wingers recent trip to New York for a short holiday, Southgate defended Rashford and reassured the media that England are up to date with clubs regarding player fitness.

Once Marcus is ruled out of the squad, its entirely up to him how he spends his time. The players dont get a lot of breaks and Im sure some of them will be flying off after tomorrows game if they get 48 hours off with the schedule as it is. We are always linking with clubs on scans and assessments.

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The opening ceremony of the Bangabandhu Innovation Grant (BIG) 2023 was recently held at the BCC Auditorium, Agargaon, Dhaka.

The ICT State Minister Zunaid Ahmed Palak was present as the Chief Guest during the inauguration ceremony along with other dignitaries.

This year, the BIG authority plans to select 300 innovative startups during the initial stage.

Later, a 3-day boot camp will be organised with the selected startups. This boot camp will include day-long workshops, mentoring, and pitching sessions for the selected startups.

The top 51 startups will then be selected from the boot camp, and the final round will be organised with the top 5 startups.

The best startup will be awarded a grant worth BDT 1 Crore, while the rest of the top 50 startups will also be awarded grants worth BDT 10 Lakh each.

The BIG initiative has been organised by the Innovation Design and Entrepreneurship Academy (iDEA) Project of Bangladesh Computer Council (BCC) under the ICT Division since 2019.

Budding entrepreneurs can register by visiting the website http://www.big.gov.bd from March 28 to April 22, 2023.

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I really do hate pouring fuel on the artificial intelligence (AI) fire, but I have seen quite a bit of panic stricken cries this week about blocking ChatGPT bots from your site. E.g. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/analyticsnerd_chatgpt-activity-7044983361940938752-GSFK/

We had an interesting chat here in the office yesterday and I wanted to share my (possibly very wrong) thoughts on the issue.

The argument for blocking access to the AI bots (mainly ChatGPT for now, but Bard is becoming more of a thing) is very simple why allow them to use your carefully curated content to feed their content monster?

You have, after all, slaved over creating industry leading content and that takes time and a considerable amount of effort. Why on earth should you hand it over to the bots, who will then effectively plagiarise your genius? It feels overly generous to allow your masterpiece(s) to be used as training data for the various AI platforms so that they can produce decent content.

The easiest way to stop the crawlers munching up your content is to block the Common Crawl bot. It does appear that the spider honours such directives, which you can implement in a couple of ways.

Arguably the fastest method, you should add the following to your robots.txt:

Another approach is to add nofollow robots meta tag directives on each page that you wish to protect. the following to all pages that you wish to protect. Although this will give you page by page control, this introduces the risk of accidentally leaving it off the very pages that you wish to hide from the bots, so I would personally recommend a blanket ban using the robots.txt directive.

As mentioned, it does appear that the bots obey requests to prevent crawling.

A very substantial but is the fact that there is currently no way to remove content from the Common Crawl dataset. The same is true for other datasets such as C4 and Open Data.

In other words, it is probably too late for the vast majority of the content that you have already published. I am sorry folks, but you have already helped stoke the AI content fire.

The discussion we had in the office yesterday was triggered by a (very valid) suggestion by Victoria that we should suggest to our clients that they may wish to prevent the AI bots from accessing their content.

Whilst I absolutely understand why this feels like a sensible approach, I found myself fighting the free access to all content corner and, having slept on it, I still think that blocking the AI bots is probably a waste of time.

The first issue is the fact that robots.txt or meta tag directives do not always work and it would be extremely easy for the crawlers to mask their real identify or simply choose to ignore such directives. I really dont want to get into a running battle of banning each new incarnation of bots and it feels fairly pointless when you consider the fact that most of your content has already been crawled.

I am very aware that I may be looking at things from a different perspective. As an agency, we work so hard to create and amplify excellent content that I find it unnatural to want to hide it away. This is generally true to my view of gated content. There are many very valid reasons why you may wish to prevent free access to your content, but I typically err on the side of free access as I am a little bit obsessed about domain authority and appreciate the potential that free content has to build natural links. Preventing access goes against the grain of most SEO focussed people who want to share content as far and wide as humanly possible.

Despite the incessant noise about AI, it is still relatively early days and we do not really know whether attribution will come in the future. A very brief play with Bard (Googles effort) showed that some sources are shown. That is fairly significant in my humble opinion and preventing access to your content could come at the expense of missing out on significant brand exposure.

When you combine that with the very real prospect of Googles AI bots being used to help inform SEO / SERPs, you really wouldnt want to miss out on that party.

Whilst I have sympathy for the plagiarism concerns, the reality is that your content is already being used to inspire other content. Research is a key phase of any copywriting project and the bots are just doing what humans have always done use other content as inspiration. Rather than seeing that as a threat, you may wish to adopt the imitation is the sincerest form of flattery mantra and celebrate the fact that your content is being recognised as being brilliant and therefore used as a stimulus for other content.

It feels extremely difficult to picture the future of AI.

A lot of what I see makes me think that we are already living in the future as some of it is incredibly clever. Worryingly so I have no doubt that the rise of the machines will continue unabated and effectively make a lot of roles redundant.

I also remain adamant that the human brain will always ultimately trump a machine when it comes to content. AI is getting very close, and significantly speeds up the research phase of content production, but subtle nuances or some key features of content such as irony remain the preserve of our grey cells.

I also think that it will always be possible to identify AI content. Google is at it themselves, so they will sure be able to spot signs of spun content and *hopefully* reward the original?

One to watch. I hope that I am right!

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Adam Innovations Offering Training Program for Digital Marketing and Website Development Careers

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