What is “Learning” in Machine Learning? The Fundamental Idea behind Machine Learning
We live in the era of Artificial Intelligence, where machines can recognize faces, recommend products, write text and even drive cars. At the core of this revolution is Machine Learning (ML)—a branch of AI so influential that the two terms have now become almost synonymous.
But when it comes to the fundamental idea behind ML, especially how it differs from traditional non-ML algorithms or computer programs, not just laymen—but even many tech professionals and IT specialists—struggle to know it, and often have no fundamental understanding.
In this talk, we’ll learn about that fundamental differentiating idea—the one that truly makes ML Machine Learning.
Who Must Attend:
- Computer Science & IT Students – So you can grasp the fundamentals of ML and build on a solid base.
- Tech Professionals – Because a deeper understanding of technology gives you a real professional edge.
- Business Owners & Investors – So you can make more informed decisions with a clear understanding of the tech that’s shaping the future.
- Curious Minds – If you simply want to understand the foundation of the most important technological revolution of our time, AI – this is for you.
More Than a Talk:
- Live Q&A & Discussion – Ask questions, challenge ideas, share insights, and be part of a meaningful exchange.
- Expand Your Network – “Your network is your net worth.” Connect with people who are shaping the future of IT.
- Don’t just be a spectator in the AI revolution. Know the fundamentals. Be there.
About the Speaker:
Muhammad Siddiqui is a passionate tech entrepreneur and full-stack JavaScript developer, with extensive experience in system design and hands-on coding in Core Banking Solution development, Hospital Management System development, as well as many freelance projects, from custom websites development, WordPress, to mobile apps for Android and iOS.
During MS in AI from NUST, his research focused on autonomous vehicles using deep neural networks. He offers AI/ML services as well.
Beyond tech, Muhammad Siddiqui embraces a holistic approach and has a keen interest in philosophy, psychology, and economics, as well as physics and mathematics. A strong humanist and thus feminist, and an advocate for women in tech.
An artist at heart, he has a deep appreciation for visual arts, fashion, architecture, painting, calligraphy, and classical Urdu poetry.
This session is free and open to all. Just visit the venue to attend it.
The Black Hole
Plot 5H, Street 100, G-11/3, Islamabad.
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