Sep 9–12, 2019
AI for managers (Day 2)
Location: 111
Who is this presentation for?
- You're a business professional who wants to learn about big data.
- You work with data scientists or analysts regularly.
- You manage teams or projects with a significant data component.
- You find yourself translating between data and management.
Level
BeginnerDescription
Outline
Introduction to AI and data science
- Terms and definitions: What does machine learning mean?
- Historical context and present day
- Drivers for AI and data science
- What’s so different about big data?
- AI is eating the world
- Making AI practical
Algorithms and techniques
- Data formats, databases, and schemas
- Evaluating model performance and validating models
- Terminology: Regression, classification, supervised, and unsupervised
- Advanced models: Random forests, support vector machines, deep learning, and neural networks
Industry use cases
- Finance
- Healthcare
- Industrial
- Technology
AI within the organization
- Maturity levels for AI
- Evaluating good projects for AI
- Build versus buy and hire versus train
- Skills, tools, and platforms needed for AI
- Structuring data and AI initiatives within your organization: Successful and cautionary tales
Common pitfalls and fallacies in AI and data science
- AI and data science in the headlines: The good, the bad, and the ugly
- Legal and regulatory implications
- Litigation and liabilities of bad data science
- Common fallacies in data science and AI
- Lying with statistics and how to spot it
What you'll learn
- Identify and prioritize which projects your company should pursue and identify potential pitfalls in your projects before you start
- Learn to communicate business objectives to data professionals and translate data science insights for business professionals and decision makers
- Understand the business implications of technical decisions
- Be able to assess the risk-reward trade-offs of different projects
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