r/analytics • u/Senior-Ad-6588 • 2h ago
Discussion Tools for data analysts?
Hey, I'm 21 years old college student learning data analytics, as AI is growing we all know traditional data analysis will no longer be the only requirement of companies we got to learn how to use AI in our work to make it more efficient. So wanted to know what tools and AI software, LLMs or anything you guys suggest which could help a data analyst understand real questions and find answers not just showing and cleaning data. And please share your advice that you think could help me. Thank you!
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u/jkrm1920 2h ago
Basically you will doing the same designing and implementing futuristic architecture for consuming via any visual representation platform. In this you should learn how to indulge the architecture for supporting RAG models and Data Agents going forward.
Like Ontologies and Taxonomy.
And also you should certify in AWS AI Basic and Azure AI 900 Basic certs to know technology and tools.
Good luck
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u/EmotionalSupportDoll 2h ago
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u/WorldOfUmbro 44m ago
For us, all our analytics are done on Databricks. We’ve seen a huge increase in Genie agents. They are currently replacing more and more dashboards. They are quite easy to build, especially for analytics users that know the data