14 March 2023 | From 6.00pm AEDT
How Advances in Natural Language Processing in AI Impacts Australian Business
As part of our focus on Women in Analytics for International Women's Day, join us for this expert all-women panel as we explore what these latest advances might mean to business, education and key roles in analytics and data science in the future.
Join us in person in Melbourne or Online
While the power and seemingly all-knowing ChatGPT has captured the imagination of the public, the ethical shortcomings and deficiencies of large language models and other neural network approaches are key topics for analytics professionals. Already well versed in the ethical and bias implications of machine learning, AI and data science, analytics professionals need to provide expert input into the business considerations around machine learning advances. Equally advances like ChatGPT, could pave the way to AI augmented analytics and data science – person and model working together. These technologies also have important implications for academics, universities and students.
Join us for this expert panel as we explore what these latest advances in analytics might mean to business, education and key roles in analytics and data science in the future.
In conjunction with the Australian Computer Society.
In-person:
ACS Melbourne Innovation Hub
Level 14, 839 Collins Street Docklands VIC 3008
Time:
6pm to 8pm, Tuesday 14 March 2023 AEDT
Cost:
IAPA Members attend for free: $0.00 (email contact@iapa.org.au for the code)
Non-Member: $30.00pp
Online:
Via a link sent at 4pm on 14 March 2023
Time:
6pm to 8pm, Tuesday 14 March 2023 AEDT
Cost:
IAPA Members attend for free: $0.00 (email contact@iapa.org.au for the code)
Non-Member: $30.00pp
Meet the panel
MC - Annette Slunjski, IAPA
Annette is the Managing Director at IAPA. Annette has been involved in data and technology for over twenty years. Working across change management, communications, marketing and business development in B2B organisations has allowed Annette to combine passions in data / technology and communication.
Panellist - Sandra Hogan, Amperfi
Sandra is the Co-founder & Data Analytics Lead, Amperfi. Sandra is an accomplished Data Science and Analytics Leader with over 20 years’ experience in building and leading Analytics and Data Science teams and over 10 years in providing specialist consulting to many large organisations across Australia and New Zealand.
Panellist - Manjusha Bhakta, EY
Manjusha is a Director at EY’s Data and Analytics practice. Manjusha is a data and analytics leader with over two decades of experience in Data and digital transformation. She has worked with diverse industries, including the public sector, banking & insurance, and telecom.
Panellist - Manjula Shaw, NAB
Manjula is Head of Delivery for Business Everyday Banking and Small Business at NAB. Manjula Shaw has over twenty years’ experience in delivering complex digital programs across varied technologies, business solutions and industry sectors in Australia, UK and India.
Panellist - Catherine Lopes, Merkle ANZ
Catherine is the Chief Data and Analytics Officer at Merkle ANZ. Dr. Catherine Lopes is a strategist and a thought leader with 25 years’ experience in data, analytics, and AI. Her recent focus is on helping organizations to improve their customer experience and uplift business performances empowered by Data, Analytics and Cloud.