Public Speaking

I have presented talks on machine learning, artificial intelligence, statistics, causal inference, and data science at conferences, universities, non-profit organizations, and private companies for both academic and business audiences around the world. I am comfortable presenting for beginner, intermediate, or advanced audiences.

In addition to my presentations, I also taught almost 100 students in two sections of an upper level machine learning and data science course at USC [syllabus].

If you’d like me to present a talk or tutorial for your organization, feel free to email me at gregory.faletto@marshall.usc.edu.

Past presentations

2025

2024

  • VideoAmp (June 7 2024), “A Crash Course on Transformers and LLMs.”
  • Workshops for Ukraine (May 23 2024), “Conducting Simulation Studies in R.” [Blog post]
    • You can access the recording, slides, and code by donating 20 euro to your choice of organization supporting Ukraine. See details here.
  • VideoAmp (April 5 2024), “Doubly-Robust Estimation of Advertising Uplift.”
  • University of Southern California Causal Inference Reading Group (February 8 2024), “Fused Extended Two-Way Fixed Effects for Differences-in-Differences.” [Blog post] [Slides] [Paper]

2023

2022

  • University of Southern California Marshall School of Business, Department of Data Sciences and Operations Statistics Ph.D. Student Seminar (December 2 2022), “Predicting Rare Events by Shrinking Towards Proportional Odds.” [Paper] [Slides]

2021

  • University of Southern California Marshall School of Business, Department of Data Sciences and Operations Statistics Ph.D. Student Seminar (April 23 2021), “Generalized Stability Selection.” [paper]

2020

  • Copenhagen Workshop On Algorithmic Fairness (University of Copenhagen) (Nov. 13 2020) “Fair Decisions, Hard and Soft.”
    • Presentation on accounting for more than one measure of algorithmic fairness. Joint work with Prof. Kenneth Silver (Trinity College Dublin).
  • IM Data Conference 2020 (Nov. 3 2020), “Data-Driven Forecasts of Local COVID-19 Risk in Los Angeles.”
  • University of Southern California Marshall School of Business, Department of Data Sciences and Operations Statistics Ph.D. Student Seminar (March 25 2020), “Generalized Stability Selection.” [paper]

2019