EAIML #44: Can we really trust ML applications?, Lukas I., DataRobot

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Dear AI & ML Enthusiasts,

This time we have an exciting talk on
How can we really trust ML applications? A practitioners view
by
Lukas Innig, DataRobot.

Agenda:

Welcome

Interview

Talk:
How can we really trust ML applications? A practitioners view
Lukas Innig, DataRobot
www.datarobot.com
Abstract:
AI ethics is a hot topic these days, but concrete and actionable advice is
rare. We will try to cut through the hype, and see what AI ethics and
trusted AI means in the real world.

➡️About the Speakers:
Lukas Innig is a Data Science Director at DataRobot. He works with a variety of clients from industries such as healthcare, financial services, insurance, or retail. With a Diplom in Maths and Computer Science from Heidelberg, Germany, and 9 years of experience working as a Data Scientist he brings the best practices from his interdisciplinary experience to the projects he supports his clients with. Lukas started his career in the retail space, working for well known companies such as ebay, Tesco, and ocado. During this time he helped unlock significant value using AI, machine learning and optimisation techniques.

Since he joined DataRobot, Lukas has worked with clients all over the EMEA region. From South Africa to Denmark, from the UK to Greece, but spent most of his time in the DACH region.
Recently, his main focus became automated compliance documentation for ML models, where he now leads a Strategic Data Science function at DataRobot.

Looking forward to seeing you all!

Alex

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