DataFramed

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31 snips
Feb 2, 2026 • 51min

#344 Governing Pandora's Box: Managing AI Risks with Andrea Bonime-Blanc, CEO at GEC Risk Advisory

Andrea Bonime-Blanc, CEO of GEC Risk Advisory and author on governance of exponential tech, discusses governing fast AI change. She covers adaptive, lifecycle governance and why leadership and boards must act. Talks include building cross-functional rapid-response teams, embedding ethics in product teams, and connecting AI risk with cyber and geopolitics.
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Jan 26, 2026 • 47min

#343 Vibe Coding and the Rise of the Non-Developer Builder with Matt Palmer, Developer Relations at Replit

Matt Palmer, Developer Relations Lead at Replit who teaches vibe coding and builds AI-friendly dev tools. He discusses vibe coding’s power to turn descriptions into working apps. Short demos and real-world examples like doctor tools and indie products. How Replit bundles runtimes, security, and deployment to let non-developers prototype fast. Practical limits, costs, and best practices for reliable AI-assisted builds.
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54 snips
Jan 19, 2026 • 52min

#342 The Secrets to High AI Adoption with Stefano Puntoni, Professor at Wharton

In a thought-provoking conversation, Stefano Puntoni, a marketing professor at Wharton and expert in AI adoption, delves into the intricacies of integrating AI in the workplace. He discusses why adoption rates vary and the psychological impact on employees, emphasizing the importance of corporate culture. Stefano also highlights the shift from viewing AI as a threat to seeing it as a creative collaborator. With insights on effective change management and the balance between technology and human dynamics, this discussion reveals how organizations can thrive in the age of AI.
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35 snips
Jan 15, 2026 • 51min

#341 Our Data Trends & Predictions of 2026 with DataCamp's CEO & COO, Jonathan Cornelissen & Martijn Theuwissen

Jonathan Cornelissen, CEO of DataCamp, and Martijn Theuwissen, COO, dive into the transformative trends shaping data and AI by 2026. They explore how AI-driven personal tutors could revolutionize learning, advocating for AI's role in career development. Predictions about AI shopping agents reshaping e-commerce spark a lively debate. The duo also discusses the potential for a new 'GPT-3 moment' with improved hardware and its impact on education and app building. From hiring trends to quality in AI tools, their insights are both thought-provoking and forward-looking.
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33 snips
Jan 14, 2026 • 39min

#340 Reviewing Our Data Trends & Predictions of 2025 with DataCamp's CEO & COO, Jonathan Cornelissen & Martijn Theuwissen

In this discussion, DataCamp co-founders Jonathan Cornelissen, the CEO with a keen eye on AI learning platforms, and Martijn Theuwissen, the COO focused on operational strategies, dissect 2025's AI landscape. They explore generative AI's transition from hype to production and the crucial role of AI literacy at the executive level. Topics include the mainstreaming of synthetic data, the rise of generative video, and the unique position of educators as early adopters. Their insights blend predictions with fascinating industry developments and challenges.
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53 snips
Jan 5, 2026 • 45min

#339 Modern Analytics with Mike Palmer, CEO at Sigma

Mike Palmer, CEO of Sigma Computing, is an expert in cloud data analytics and has a rich background in scaling enterprise solutions. In this conversation, he shares insights on self-service analytics, emphasizing how AI and natural language tools are making data access easier. He discusses the balance between user freedom and governance, emerging skills like prompt engineering, and the expansion of data roles. Mike also highlights the importance of AI as an assistive tool and predicts which SaaS applications might be replaced by analytics apps.
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54 snips
Dec 29, 2025 • 59min

#338 The New Paradigm for Enterprise AI Governance with Blake Brannon, Chief Innovation Officer at OneTrust

Blake Brannon, Chief Product & Strategy Officer at OneTrust, discusses the urgent need for redefined AI governance amid the rise of intelligent systems. He explores governance disasters like algorithmic disengorgement and emphasizes the importance of consent. Blake highlights the challenges of scaling governance as AI adoption accelerates and advocates for continuous observability. He also addresses the complexities of ownership in AI governance and provides strategies for effective committee design, aiming to ensure governance supports rather than hinders innovation.
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61 snips
Dec 22, 2025 • 19min

#337 DataFramed, Distilled. The Best Moments of 2025 with Richie Cotton

In 2025, AI transformed data analysis from a curiosity into a powerful tool, elevating the roles of data professionals. Analysts are evolving rather than disappearing, with hybrid teams of humans and AI becoming mainstream. Communication skills are increasingly recognized as vital in this landscape. The discussion includes the importance of data quality, career fluidity, and effective data storytelling. Real-world applications span healthcare innovations to finance strategies, all highlighting the urgent need for responsible AI governance.
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21 snips
Dec 15, 2025 • 1h 12min

#336 From City Sewers to Sovereign AI with Russ Wilcox, CEO at ArtifexAI

Russ Wilcox, CEO of ArtifexAI, shares his expertise on the critical issue of sovereign AI and data ownership. He discusses the U.S.-China AI race, highlighting how different strengths impact global dynamics. Wilcox defines sovereign AI and addresses the risks companies face from geopolitical shifts and regulatory fragmentation. He advocates for sensible AI policies and emphasizes the importance of transparency in data. From his roots in local infrastructure issues, he envisions using public-private partnerships to turn data into a community asset for smarter decisions.
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32 snips
Dec 8, 2025 • 1h 3min

#335 Rebuilding Trust in the Digital Age with Jimmy Wales, Founder at Wikipedia

In this engaging conversation, Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia and co-founder of Fandom, delves into rebuilding trust in the digital age. He shares insights on Wikipedia’s rise through neutrality and community governance. Wales discusses the critical role of empathy and transparency in fostering meaningful digital spaces. He also contrasts Wikipedia’s constructive environment with toxic social media dynamics. Additionally, he highlights the necessity of combining human oversight with emerging AI tools to enhance information reliability.

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