Be part of conversation by asking and supporting questions from audience
Moderated by a former radio talk host
With a focus on A.I.
3 - Test out Slido
Go to www.slido.com on any device
There will be a box asking to enter the event code. This event code will be projected onto the big screen
How audience asks questions: They tap the"Ask" button and type their question into the prompt then press Send
How audience upvotes questions: They tap/click the thumbs up button to the right of a question
Could you help to make the seminar better? Now and later? Using Slido
Q1 - How does this semester’s line up and format look?
Q2 - What can I(Min) do to make this better?
Q3 - What can you all do to make this better?
Next Talk - Next Friday at 12:30 pm
1/17 -“Square Peg, Round Hole, and a Hammer: Improperly Predicting Human Behavior” - Andrew Vlasic, Ph.D.(Data Scientist at BofA)
Abstract
We will go through the logical restrictions of classical probability theory in its applications on predicting human behavior and describe a logical system that is not as restrictive but complete and stable enough to be applied to more accurately predict behavior.
Welcome!
What is this class for?
Who is this class for?
Let’s go over some “boring stuff”
Who am I?
What do I want to accomplish?
So, could you help make this happen?
1 - Are talks lined up yet? Yes, mostly.
2 - How different would the talk sessions be?
More conversational
With a focus on A.I.
3 - Test out Slido
Could you help to make the seminar better? Now and later? Using Slido
Q1 - How does this semester’s line up and format look?
Q2 - What can I (Min) do to make this better?
Q3 - What can you all do to make this better?
Next Talk - Next Friday at 12:30 pm
1/17 - “Square Peg, Round Hole, and a Hammer: Improperly Predicting Human Behavior” - Andrew Vlasic, Ph.D. (Data Scientist at BofA)