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Seasonal schools on the path to democratization of AI
Self-service by domain experts and line-of-business users is one of the answers to solving the data science skills shortage. This panel will reflect on the experience of SAS Seasonal Schools in the path to democratization of AI.
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Discussion triggers
- What is meant by the term democratization of AI?
- Why are organizations and their employees interested in such a development?
- What needs to be in place for democratization of AI to be successful?
- Why were seasonal schools created?
- What have the student experiences from the initial editions revealed?
Meet the panel
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André Zitzke
Global Academic Programs Manager , SASTwitter: @zafanz
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Glyn Townsend
Education Services Director, SAS EMEATwitter: @GlynTownsend
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Jürgen Kaselowsky
Education Activist & Talent Connector, SASTwitter: @DrKaselowsky
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Katarina Krausova
Manager, Global Academic Programs, SASTwitter: @katka_krausova
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