AI Aight?

Marie talks Modelling, Policy and Evidence based Decision Making What does this mean for practitioners and users.  You can follow Marie's research at: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Marie-Oldfield

Marie Oldfield, CStat, CSci - https://www.linkedin.com/in/marieoldfield/

Director - www.oldfieldconsultancy.co.uk -

Oldfield Consultancy, Solving the most complex problems with the latest technology. AI, Data Analytics. Analytics training provision.

CEO - www.kuinuacoaching.com - Leadership and Soft Skills Development Coaching and Training.

Helping Leaders deliver quality results to generate high performance

Andrew Blance talks Particle Physics, AI and Quantum Computing - and for a non technical audience too!

Kanupriya and Marie discuss modelling, bias, fairness and the modelling process as well as Women in STEM.

Murray discusses AI on complex platforms and why the operator is still critical for success.

Marie discusses What is AI? Bias, Accuracy and Precision.  

Dr Richard Saldanha is an expert in statistical machine learning and quantitative finance. He co-heads Oxquant, a management consulting business involved in AI/ML advisory work in finance and other knowledge-based industries.   Richard has worked in quantitative finance for over 23 years and has held senior roles in both asset management and investment banking at major institutions in the City of London in the areas of risk management, trading and investments.  Richard holds a doctorate (DPhil) in Statistics from the University of Oxford. He is a Fellow and Chartered Statistician (CStat) of the Royal Statistical Society, a Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (MIET) and a member of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics.

Marie speaks to Dominik about his new financial literacy platform and we discuss what is blockchain and cryptocurrency.

Andy Holyer from the University of Portsmouth discusses AI and automation and its potential effect on the job market. We discuss how education has a role to play in preparing the next generations of workers.