ChatGPT for Data Analytics - Tutorial for Beginners

[@LukeBarousse]

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[@johndomingo4165]

If the data world ever dries up, you’ve got a solid backup career as a weatherman-those green screen skills are fire! 🔥🤣 But seriously though, thanks for breaking down how ChatGPT can level up data analytics. I’ve used it for basics, but seeing it build graphs and visualizations is a whole other level!

[@LukeBarousse]

Thanks John! 🙌

[@kishana9998]

If i ever get into Analytics in this horrible job market, you're the only guy I'd be grateful to. Hats off Luke! Keep up this amazing work. -Fellow DataNerd

[@kishana9998]

P.S: @LukeBarousse hoping to see a BI tutorial from you

[@KannasKaleidoscope]

I am addicted to your videos for the simple reason you make it enjoyable to watch and learn. Your sincerity and joy in explaining what you have learnt shines through your work. Keep it going Luke!

[@LukeBarousse]

Glad you like them!

[@ccleanon5576]

Excellent demonstration of practical use of ChatGPT.

[@burakalkan6553]

Tableu and powerbi ... I am gonna wait this guy...

[@manikantiaadarsh9143]

Hey LUKE why can't you do or suggest some projects for aspiring data analyst which includes different domains, so we can get a good domain knowledge? ❤️

[@meow-chan9062]

I agree on this thanks

[@AnDrEsJ011]

Amazing tutorial. I loved that you updated this video. You are the best youtuber in this area. Waiting for the next video!!💯💯

[@esraaomar9828]

This is amazing really, will you provide updated video for sql and power bi

[@micbab-vg2mu]

Thanks - Claude has improved data analytics and visualization features. Could you make a video about them as well?

[@rodrigo100kk]

Dude, he just did it on this video. LMAO

[@micbab-vg2mu]

@@rodrigo100kk I am talking about Claude 3.5 Sonnet new features. - great for interactive dashboards. In the video I see only chatGPT = GPT4o.

[@samyarkhanzadeh]

it is less then 4 houre and more then 2k view. you want to know why? since it is what we really need to know. Thanks man

[@Alexander-o1y6e]

Should I take all of the other classes first?

[@aliomar9594]

Hi sir I am waiting for your power bi full course

[@nocopyrightgameplaystockvi231]

If it's possible and you have time, can you do the same with Gemini AI Studio with Gemini 1.5 Flash. Thank you for this tutorial 🔥💯

[@davidmiller-td1sl]

Updated!

[@LukeBarousse]

Chu know! Too much changed!

[@Milanka1984]

Hi Luke! I'm just wondering what happens if the data owner denies sharing the datasets with 3rd party GPT model. For a freelancer data analyst who works with other companies' data, how could the ChatGPT be useful?

[@attilaherter1034]

Hey Luke, how do you get the required skills? Is it possible to get the listed requirements through LinkedIn job postings? +3 & +8 under skills makes it difficult to extract the data.

[@LukeBarousse]

I have a spark script that pulls out the skills

[@OlenaShylkina]

For me, 2024 is the year of the GPT chat)

[@oknicetoseeu]

Interesting. Unfortunately, however, I have noticed that he still hallucinates very often especially when asked to calculate. The final work is certainly well done, but if I have to double-check all the measurements and calculations, it takes me less time to do it myself (the drafting part is seen in the video, but it is a short document and the measurements were not double-checked). Surely there will come a time of greater reliability, but of the various models and none have convinced me yet, especially when asking for things more complex than simple sums (and if it's okay 9/10 is not something you can risk working) It can only work for generic data exploration, but nothing produced can be reused Another question is for detailed customization of graphs certainly it is faster this way, but how can I verify that it does not hallucinate on proportions? Also if this is only for an intermediate presentation how can they be taken over later by third parties to work on preprocessed data (e.g. to make them more professional and visually effective)? With tableau (for example) it is doable, but with gpt I find it becomes more complex and potentially chaotic I'm curious if anyone has potential solutions to these issues, and that could make the tool more reliable

[@Okin6]

im curious how employers reacting when their data analytics using AI, insted of coding for doing their job...is it a problem?