Harvard Data Science Review Podcast
Harvard Data Science Review
Case studies on data's role in leading, misleading, and informing decisions in news, policy, and business.
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The Harvard Data Science Review (HDSR) podcast aims to show news, policy, and business through the lens of data science.
The Harvard Data Science Review (HDSR) podcast aims to show news, policy, and business through the lens of data science. Each episode is a ‘case study’ into how data is used to lead, mislead, manipulate, and inform the important decisions facing us today
Recent episodes
The Impact of AI on Podcasts: From Linear Digression to SuperDataScience
Aug 31, 202628 min
Active Industrial Learning: What We've Learned—and What We'd Like to Learn From You
Jul 27, 202630 min
Recreations in Randomness: From Glicko Rating to World Cup
Jun 30, 202639 min
The Judgment of Paris at 50: Wine, Wisdom, and What We Still Don’t Know
Jun 1, 202629 min
What Can We Learn From The Histories of AI: A Conversation With Stephanie Dick
Apr 30, 202644 min
Spiritual Enlightenment and AI Enhancement: Can They Align?
Mar 30, 202634 min
Better Data, Better Date?
Feb 27, 202626 min
Masterminds and Mindware for Agentic AI: Contextualized and Applied
Jan 29, 202627 min
Digital Twins and Virtual Twins: What Are They and What Do They Do for Humans?
Dec 23, 202538 min
Tracking the Most Intoxicating Data: A Conversation With Eric LeVine
Nov 20, 202538 min
Learning With AI: What It Means for Students, Teachers, and Parents
Oct 30, 202545 min
AI Won’t Take Your Job (But It Might Change It)
Sep 26, 202543 min
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