I made a post asking whether to study AI or cybersecurity. And as the guys said “ a combination of both will be better” since the demand will be increasing due to the increased number of attackers using ai. - i know a little about Ai, data science and using models… but i still need to learn both Ai and cybersecurity to do this. Can anyone help me with finding a road map for this?, What to begin with, and what are the requirements that i need to fill before entering the field. Thanks - (Don’t forget to like the post and the comments to help us learn more)

1. Risk Assessment & Fraud Detection 2. Anomaly Detection in Transactions 3. Credit Scoring & Segmentation 4. Portfolio Optimization and Asset Allocation 5. Stock Market Performance Analysis

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Extremely recently I've started my "data science" journey and I've found maths is heavily involved. What key math concepts should beginners focus on, and how can I improve my math skills?

Hi Data Alchemy fellowship, I am wondering what data related YouTube Channels you all subscribe to? Here are mine: Dave Ebbelaar of course!, Python Tutorials for Digital Humanities - some interesting videos for those that have no coding experience and goes into Data Science, NLP and Machine Learning, TensorFlow - The official TensorFlow channel, freeCodeCamp - huge resource of free coding videos taking you through complete builds of applications, Daniel Bourke - Machine Learning Engineer sharing his knowledge, super enthusiastic which makes him very easy to watch, Data School - well structured channel to get you though many challenges you may have starting out with Python and the most common libraries, TrevTutor - math tutor specialises in the areas that are key for data science, discrete mathematics, probability and statistics, linear algebra, Codecademy - I had a subscription to Codecademy and it was a really good resource but can no longer afford their subscriptions, but still have access to their free content and there is this youtube channel that has some good videos, Matt Wolfe - I like Matt for his weekly updates on all things AI, he is the reason why I have switched from ChatGPT to Claude (Anthropic) as my goto AI chat. Keen to hear what you all subscribe to? C