DataEngBytes 2023 - MEL-T1-02 - Kendra Vant
summary
Argues that successful AI products rest on clarified data practice and cross-team literacy, citing seven years shipping AI products, prior Enterprise data work at CommBank and a production resume-job model at Seek as experience examples. Points to real failures like the robo-debt crisis and biased finance models as data-rooted harms, warns that data models are not AI models, that training and inference require different data shapes and costly GPUs, and that no model gives 100% accuracy so pipelines must keep historical data and include human‑in‑the‑loop and monitoring.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05Data quality for AI
- 3:53AI product miscommunication
- 8:48Humans in AI systems
- 10:56Knowledge gaps in teams
- 13:43Vocabulary gaps and brittle products
- 16:11Data vs AI models
- 18:15Bias and fairness in AI
- 21:04Cost of AI model training
- 24:12AI accuracy limits
- 27:45Handling AI inaccuracies
- 28:26Slowly changing dimensions in ML
- 29:27AI task specificity
- 30:30Closing knowledge gaps
- 32:34Q&A
related talks
27mDataEngBytes 2023 - BRI-T1-07 - Joe Reis
21mDataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T2-04 - Suneeta Mall
01h 01mYou don't need AI; You need to know what your data is.
17mFocus on Data, on the Road to AI
40mData Products and AI: A Conversation on Success Factors and Hurdles
26mSafeguarding AI: How to Manage AI and its Potential Risks
22mDataEngBytes 2023 - BRI-T1-06 - Yanir Seroussi
21mDataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T2-02 - Vinny Vijekumaar & Zak Sheikh
