SKILL BENCHMARK
AI and ML Data Strategy Competency (Intermediate Level)
- 22m
- 22 questions
The AI and ML Data Strategy Competency (Intermediate Level) benchmark measures your knowledge of the key concepts, use cases, benefits, and types of data analytics. You will be evaluated on your ability to identify the different roles, functions, and best structure and strategy for data teams, as well as what data ethics is, its importance, and how it relates to artificial intelligence (AI). A learner who scores high on this benchmark demonstrates that they have good knowledge of AI and ML data strategy to be followed in building their team.
Topics covered
- compare the three options for building a data science team
- describe the role of managers in driving AI adoption and change management
- distinguish between centralized, decentralized, and hybrid data team structures and the benefits and challenges of each structure type
- identify an organization's data-driven culture and AI strategy
- identify how bias is created, its types, and strategies to recognize and avoid data bias
- identify the categories of data analytics uses
- identify the emerging trends in data analytics and their roles across industries
- identify the need for building an AI-powered workforce
- identify the potential shifts in job roles and responsibilities due to AI integration
- identify what data ethics is, why it is important, and when it should be considered
- list the key principles of data ethics
- list the right questions to ask when selecting tools for data teams
- name the main ethical considerations for artificial intelligence (AI)
- name the roles of the data science team and the tools they use
- outline how to move an organization toward a more data-driven culture
- outline strategies for fostering a culture of innovation and AI awareness within the workforce
- outline the purpose and components of the data analytics maturity model
- outline what managers should consider when adopting artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML)
- recognize examples and takeaways of data ethics frameworks across different industries
- recognize the purpose and uses of data storage tools
- recognize the purpose of using data collaboration and visualization tools
- state the aim of data cleaning and analysis tools and technologies