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Hi Brain, sure, AutoML is definitely an option and it works great for a quick prototyping.
But if you want to have more control on what models that are tested (include/exclude some), their hyper-parameters settings, adapt the approach to the use case (e.g., supervised vs unsupervised learning) or retain more control in general, AutoML presents some limits.