AI4's Daniel Lackland - Training, Education, and Conferences

11/17/20 • 55 min

I am excited to have Daniel Lackland from Ai4 come and chat with me about the AI community. Ai4 provides conferences that bring together some of the biggest names in the AI community from a variety of industries including tech, finance, healthcare, and a variety of others. They have been expanding what they do to include education which includes both paid courses as well as free YouTube videos. I was a panelist and host of a AI for finance and banking event which was a lot of fun. Below is a link to the event.
Externally Facing: Customer Engagement, Marketing, Lending
https://youtu.be/UfHwn-e3qoE
Ai4:
https://ai4.io/

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