Go to data.gov, find an interesting recent dataset, and download it. Install sklearn with bash tool write a .py file to split the data into train and test and make a classifier for it. (you may need to inspect the data and/or iterate if this goes poorly at first, but don't get discouraged!). Come up with some way to visualize the results of your classifier in the browser.
— Alex Albert, Prompting Claude Computer Use
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