April 19, 2023, 2:24 p.m. | /u/st1led

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I work as a data scientist at a non-tech company, and I was asked to do a 1h knowledge sharing session on AI/ML for an audience that doesn't really have a STEM background.

Of course, I'll only be able to scratch the very surface of it, but I'd like to cover important concepts, e.g. supervised vs unsupervised learning, train-tune-test split, over/underfitting, curse of dimensionality, data leakage and other common pitfalls, xAI and so on. Maybe have bayesian inference and/or linear …

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