(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Uses R
Thinks XGBoost is still king
Has been asked “is this AI?”
Has a ChatGPT Pro subscription
Found out that your dataset has duplicate rows after analysis
Has used reinforcement learning
Has copied code from Stack Overflow
Has never used git
Has hard-coded something “just for the demo”
Studied/ studies data science
Prefers Tableau to PowerBI
Has been the only data person on a team
Knows Bayes theorem off the top of their head
Has worked remotely full-time
Had to explain p-values to a non-technical audience
Has been to a data science conference
Thought a project would take a week…it took three months
Uses MATLAB
Prefers MacOS
Uses Python
Had a model work perfectly…only in training
Wrote an entire function, only to discover there’s a library that does it better
Thinks most AI-generated images look slightly off
Has transitioned into data from another field
Tuned hyper-parameters for hours with no improvement
Someone asked you to “just add AI” to a project
Uses >4 programming languages
Built a dashboard that no one ever used
Presented a model/dash-board, only to be asked for an Excel export
Has trained a model on a GPU
Has broken production
Still uses python 2
Tried to explain overfitting to your manager/client
Uses Visual Studio Code
Believes feature engineering is more important than model selection
Uses ChatGPT (or Gemini/ Claude) 3+ times per week
Has manually cleaned a CSV in Excel
Tried to explain why correlation ≠ causation
Spends more time wrangling data than building models
Has Googled their own error message word-for-word
Speaks >4 natural languages
Uses Jupyter
Prefers pytorch to tensorflow
Prefers shipping something simple over building something clever