Greetings people! Welcome to the frontlines of the Data Revolution. Here is the September 2023 newsletter. Stuff Governance This month I have been thinking about how we need to adapt our policy and governance to AI…
In this episode my guest is Peter Leonard. He is a guru in the legal data and tech space and one of my primary go-to people when I am thinking about data governance, data sharing, regulation, and AI ethics. Today we are talking about some of the issues that folks are going to need to think about as we all wing our way into the AI era.
My guest today is Khaled Auf, and we will be talking about the benefits of a bi-modal approach to delivering Analytics, BI and Data Science . We also touch on tri-modal approaches (and even coin the very innovative quad-modal approach).
This time my guest is Fiona Tweedie. She has been thinking about the need for explainable AI for a long time. We had a fascinating chat on why this is important, why we should care about AI being explainable, some of the risks associated with AI not being explainable.
For this episode of the Data Revolution podcast my guest is Gladwin Mendez. Today we are going to be talking about the important other things that data and technology need to work – people and process.…
Everyone seems to be running around trying to work out what the new surge in AI that is driven largely by the growth in generative AI. And so many people are being all doom and…
There is such a hunger out there among people for information about AI. There are so many doomsayers and panic merchants. And people just want to know what can AI and in particular generative AI…
For this episode I am joined by a well-known data leader – Felipe Flores – who is talking about things you need to do as a data leader when you start a new role. “Felipe…
This week I’d like to share a special episode of the Data Futurology Podcast, featuring the keynote panel discussion from the OpsWorld conference earlier this year. On this panel were Conor R. O’Neill, Head of…
In this episode I’ll be talking about data protection and how we need to work together with colleagues to ensure that data protection can happen effectively. This is because data protection is a team sport and no 1 person or no single business unit can do it all on their own.