This document outlines a presentation on A/B testing and statistical learning. It discusses A/B testing as a way to make inferences about populations based on experimental data. The key concepts covered include the null and alternative hypotheses (H0 and H1), significance levels, power, and common mistakes in A/B testing like early stopping and misinterpreting p-values. The presentation also discusses Bayesian approaches to A/B testing by setting prior distributions and updating beliefs based on experimental data and posteriors. It notes that while the frequentist framework is more mature, the Bayesian framework helps address practical issues that can occur with frequentist A/B testing.