A common mistake analysts make, failing to recognise your own bias
As an analyst do you fail to recognise your own bias? Or have you implemented effective coping strategies? Tony Boobier reflects on our biases
Tag: ethics
September 1, 2021
Thinking deeper about the importance of Data Viz @datavizlive online
Second part of debrief from first-ever @datavizlive online conference. Sharing talks on Data Viz communities, ethics & use to influence policy makers.
How to avoid being deceived by the ways charts can lie
Book review of ‘How Charts Lie’ by Alberto Cairo and why all leaders & analysts should read it. Improve your graphicacy. Protect yourself from being lied to
Other controversial topics for leaders of Analytics & Data Science teams
Suggestions for other controversial topics, relevant for Analytics & Data Science leaders. Sharing posts & viewpoints – which should we discuss next?
Machine Learning ethics (2) can you design ethical behaviours?
Continuing our series of two posts on the topic of Machine Learning Ethics. In part two of his series on this topic, guest blogger Francesco […]
AI ethics (1) Machine Ethics and Artificial Moral Agents
Time for us to consider AI ethics, not just AI developments. Continuing our focus on themes that emerged at recent Data Leaders Summit, let us […]
Wales All Sector Coaching Conference
Although this was a coaching conference, aimed at coaches of all kinds, the content proved very insightful in understanding human thinking & behaviour, so should also […]