Hi everyone! I’m really excited to share some good news. I’ve been selected to join an MBA program in Data Science starting this October! I can’t wait to begin this journey and wanted to celebrate this win with you all.

Hi everyone! Long time no see! Today I wanted to share something that has got me thinking lately. In a machine learning group I’m part of, panic recently broke out over AI taking our jobs. My reaction? AI won’t take our jobs, but poor problem-solving might. Here’s why: - Problem Solvers vs. Button Pushers: If your role is limited to repetitive tasks or “pressing buttons” on existing tools, then yes, AI can replace that. But those who can frame problems, adapt to new contexts, and design solutions remain indispensable. - The Human Context: AI is powerful at pattern recognition, but it doesn’t create context. Humans connect messy, ambiguous real-world situations to the abstract logic that models need. Without that, AI often falls short. Take a recent project: I had to automate a 37-page PowerPoint in R for 80 companies. The tricky part came when slide ordering had to change dynamically depending on each company. AI tools I tried couldn’t solve the logic behind reordering; some even told me it was “impossible to do so in R.” But once I figured out the underlying sequence logic myself, AI became incredibly helpful. It executed my step-by-step plan flawlessly. The breakthrough wasn’t in the tool, but in the human ability to decompose the problem. This reminded me that AI is not a replacement for ingenuity. It’s an amplifier. Our roles aren’t disappearing. They are evolving, and the sharper our problem-solving skills, the more powerful AI becomes in our hands. What do you think? Have you faced situations where AI couldn’t solve the problem until you provided the logic?

Hey everyone,I’m self-taught and currently focused on machine learning and data roles. I’ve been building projects and applying for internships or entry-level positions. I’m looking to connect with people to better understand where I stand, figure out what I might be missing, and get practical advice on improving. Whether you’re already working in the field or on the same learning journey, I’d appreciate the chance to exchange thoughts and learn from your experience. I’m open to short audio or video calls on Meet or Zoom and flexible with timings. Feel free to ping me if you’re open to chat. Thanks in advance.

I have noticed a certain decline in content posting for the last few weeks and I am not sure if it's me who finds less interest on what is posted or it is a real thing here. I have been in similar places before, so I know there are ups and downs, and I feel we're on one. What do you think?

Hi fellow Data Alchemist! I hope you're all doing well. I'm here today to offer a helping hand to anyone who might be struggling with Python, R, or programming logic. I’m really passionate about explaining concepts clearly and want to get even better at it, so I’m offering my support for free, just because I love doing this! If you're stuck on something or have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. You can message me privately, and if needed, we can even hop on a call to figure things out together. I’m really looking forward to helping out, so feel free to get in touch! Wishing you all an amazing weekend. 😊 Best, Ana