In this episode, Andy and I speak with Dan Burcaw on Entrepreneurship, Using AI to Stop Customer Churn, and Deploying Code onto Nuclear Submarines.
On this livestream this morning, Andy and I have answer questions live, have a great discussion, and share some information about a secret project.
In this episode, Frank offers some encouragement for people hoping for a better year in 2021.This episode was originally recorded on an impromptu livestream and, in a delightful surprise, Andy was able to join.
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In this Data Point, I stream live from the beach to talk about how sometimes specific predictions of the future are correct, even if they miss some details.
In the 1990s, AT&T ran a series of commercials, highlighting the ways in which the internet would transform our lives. One that stands out is the prediction that we would eventually send faxes from the beach.
In 2020, the fax machine is somewhat of a relic. In the 90s, the concept of livestreaming on a platform like Facebook, would have seemed too far fetched at the time.
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In this episode of Data Driven, Frank and Andy interview Dana Mantilia on Why Humans are the Weakest Link in CyberSecurity.
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About a year ago, I read AI Superpowers by Kai-Fu Lee which details the struggle between the US and China for AI supremacy in the 21st century,
That got me thinking about a map I once made for the School of AI.
The US vs China debate leaves out one key player: India.
This episode kicks off Season 4 of the Data Driven and we are excited to have Rick Hall to talk to us about data analytics, entrepreneurship, and the impact of COVID on remote work.
In this Data Point, Frank visits the new Barnes and Noble location in Rockville, MD which is the first store in the US to sport the book retailer’s new design.
Oddly enough, it looks a lot like the Amazon brick and mortar bookstore just down the road in Bethesda.
With less space and a revamped layout, you have to think that the store’s design is much more data-driven. (Pun somewhat intended.)
This episode is entitled “This, Too, Shall Pass” and, in it, we reflect on the state of the world dealing with a pandemic.
(Bonus points to you if you catch the Hunter Thompson reference in the intro)
In this DataPoint, I examine whether or not the new AI voice over tech really replaced a human or did it open up new creative options instead?