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1 lesson, about 11 hours
A single session, about 11 hours, published on YouTube by Luke Barousse. Watched here on the course page.
Generative AI
A paid course from Noble Desktop.
Twelve hours on doing data analysis with AI tools, and a sustained argument for not trusting them.
The workflow is the familiar one — clean, explore, analyse, visualise, report — with a prompt framework for each stage. What distinguishes the class is the weight it puts on validation. AI-generated results are checked rather than accepted, and a specific test decides whether a sentiment or theme pulled from thousands of free-text comments is worth believing.
The last section covers errors that survive a first check, which are the ones that end up in a board deck: fabricated figures, trends that reverse when the data is split, and models that memorised rather than learned.
Taught live in New York or online.
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