Published Mar 14, 2024

Ben Wellington: ML for Finance and Storytelling through Data

Ben Wellington delves into data storytelling's impact on public policy, the complexities of financial AI, and the evolution of natural language processing, revealing how Two Sigma leverages data and AI to foster innovation in finance and beyond.

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Ben Wellington: ML for Finance and Storytelling through Data

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Uncovering Data Insights

Creative Innovation

Data-driven City Insights

Data Timestamps

Deciphering Black Boxes

Bridging Science Communication

Evolution of Career

Long-Term Thinking

Financial Forecasting Techniques

AI Investing Evolution

Reproducibility Challenges

Data Timestamp Importance

AI Research Culture

Model Deployment Challenges

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Data Storytelling

Financial AI Challenges

Language Processing Evolution

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Ben Wellington: ML for Finance and Storytelling through Data

Topics covered

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Episode Highlights

Data StorytellingBen Wellington, Deputy Head of Feature Forecasting at Two Sigma, shares insights on using data storytelling to influence public policy in New York City. His blog, I Quant NY, demonstrates the power of data-driven narratives in driving change.

Data Storytelling

Financial AI ChallengesBen Wellington discusses the intricacies of financial machine learning, focusing on the balance between model interpretability and performance. He also addresses challenges in reproducibility and the potential of predictive models in finance.

Financial AI Challenges

Language Processing Evolution

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