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Introducing OctOpus 🐙 — the Cursor for Data Science. Connect your data, describe your goal (forecast revenue, predict churn, etc.), and say go. OctOpus 🐙 will autonomously write a plan, pick the right models, write the code, runs experiments, and deploy the best model within minutes! 😀 Tested with...

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