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- Update frequency
- every 2 days
- Average duration
- 24 minutes
- Episodes
- 198
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
📉 The GenAI Divide: Enterprise AI Success and Failure
"The MIT 95% AI Enterprise Failure Rate Report: True or False?" discusses the high failure rate of generative AI pilot projects in businesses, claiming 95% do not reach production with measurable imp…
AI Fundamentals: Part 6 - Managing Unintended Consequences
It's not always easy to plan for unintended consequences - what with them being unintended and all, but it's an important guardrail for us to put up with AI, according to Simon Kaye from DeepWeaver A…
AI Fundamentals: Part 5 - Human Oversight
In this week's conversation Sam continues his dialogue with DeepWeaverAI's Simon Kaye - this time talking about the guardrail of Human Oversight - and how to avoid the bottleneck when AI becomes so f…
📐 Katherine Johnson: Mathematical Pioneer's Journey
Learn more about the remarkable life and career of Katherine Johnson, highlighting her journey as a mathematical pioneer. It explains how her extraordinary aptitude for numbers was evident from a you…
🚨 Australia's AI Governance: Voluntary Compliance as Mandatory Blueprint
In this week's Datapro Newsletter, we discuss Australia's "Voluntary AI Safety Standard", highlighting that its seemingly optional nature is a "regulatory mirage". The text from "AI Governance Realit…
AI Fundamentals with Deepweaver AI
Harmful content online has been a long time issue - with a lot of nuance on the topic needed - so what sort of guardrails are we able to put in place to make sure an LLM isn't creating or spreading h…
AI Fundamentals Part Four - Security and Data Privacy
When we live in a world where we are creating more data than ever before in our daily lives, security and privacy are key concerns for both the end users of a systems and those working with it. So ho…
🖥️ Konrad Zuse: Computing's Unsung Pioneer
The provided text highlights Konrad Zuse as a pivotal, though often overlooked, figure in the history of computing. It explains how this German civil engineer independently developed foundational con…
📊 GPT-5 Agents Transform Spreadsheet Analytics
In the Data Pro News, an article titled "Chat GPT-5's Spreadsheet Shocker" from datapro.news, explores how OpenAI's GPT-5 agents are poised to revolutionise Excel-centred analytics and modelling. It …
The AI Guard Rails - How to Ensure AI Does What We Need It To
Simon Kaye from Dreamweaver AI in Australia steps us through the fundamentals for good governance with the creation and roll out of LLM, AI Agents.
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AI Fundamentals - Ensuring Transparent Models
It may be a bit of a paradox, the idea of transparency in modelling while accessing large amounts of sometimes sensitive data - so what guard rails can AI have in place to ensure both transparency an…
♾️ Alonzo Church: The Abstract Architect of Computation
In this week's Data History episode, we're introduced to Alonzo Church, a pivotal figure in 20th-century logic and computer science, detailing his life, significant contributions, and enduring legacy…
🤖 The AI 2027 Reckoning: Are We Building Our Obsolescence?
From Data Pro News, "The 2027 AI Reckoning" discusses a highly speculative report that posits 2027 as a pivotal year for AI, potentially marking a shift from human-controlled systems to something un…
📐 Martin Fowler's Enduring Influence on Data Management Patterns
The provided text highlights Martin Fowler's significant, albeit indirect, influence on data management, despite not being a traditional "database expert." His work, particularly in software architec…
🤖 ChatGPT-5: Data Engineering's Next Giant Leap
This episode discusses the imminent launch of ChatGPT-5 in August 2025 and its anticipated impact on data engineering. It highlights the model's agentic capabilities and expanded context window as ga…
🐧 Linus Torvalds: Architect of Modern Computing
This Episode of Data History looks at the significant contributions of Linus Torvalds, a pivotal figure in modern computing. It details his background, including his education and early influences, b…
The Surprising Demographics of AI Adoption
We all make assumptions about the implementation, adoption and adaptation to AI happening in workplaces across the world right now - but new research is showing us that the ways in which we use AI an…
⚙️ Charles Babbage: Father of the Computer
This week's episode offers a comprehensive overview of Charles Babbage, widely regarded as the "father of the computer". It details his early life and education at the University of Cambridge, where …
The Silicon David who slew Goliath - the first $4 Trillion Dollar Company
The Data Pro News article titled "The Silicon David: Nvidia Topples Apple as the First $4 Trillion Company," discusses Nvidia's rapid ascension to become the world's most valuable public company by J…
💻 Dennis Ritchie: Architect of C and UNIX
This week's episode offers a comprehensive overview of Dennis Ritchie, a pivotal figure in computer science, detailing his contributions to the field. It highlights his role as the creator of the C p…