Super Data Science: ML & AI Podcast with Jon Krohn

Jon Krohn
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Dec 2, 2025 • 56min

945: AI is a Joke, with Joel Beasley

In this engaging discussion, Joel Beasley, a former software engineer and current CTO who hosts the Modern CTO podcast, dives into his unique journey into stand-up comedy using AI. He explores how he measures laughs per minute using AI, turning comedy into a data-driven craft. Joel shares valuable tech leadership insights from his podcast and explains the memory palace technique for memorizing jokes. Plus, he tackles the ethics of AI in the workforce and advocates for transparency and model nutrition labels in machine learning.
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Nov 28, 2025 • 8min

944: Gemini 3 Pro: Google’s Back on Top

Google has launched its impressive Gemini 3 Pro model, making waves across various platforms. It recently outperformed competitors like GPT-5 in a range of benchmarks, showcasing significant advances in math and creative tasks. The podcast highlights its strong performance in coding and autonomous tasks, suggesting substantial improvements in screen-based applications. Companies like Wayfair and GitHub are already piloting its capabilities for enhancing infographics and AI tools. Gemini 3 Pro symbolizes Google's strategic comeback, benefiting users and developers in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
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Nov 25, 2025 • 57min

943: Creative Machines: AI in Music and Art, with Prof. Maya Ackerman

Maya Ackerman, an Associate Professor and CEO of WaveAI, dives deep into the intersection of AI and creativity. She challenges the idea of human uniqueness in creativity, advocating for AI as a collaborative partner. Listen as she discusses reframing AI-generated 'hallucinations' as creative sparks and shares insights from her work on Lyric and Melody Studio, which empower users in songwriting. Maya also explores the future of generative AI in music, advocating for human-centric approaches that enrich rather than replace human creativity.
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35 snips
Nov 21, 2025 • 6min

942: Odds of AGI by 2040? LEAP Expert Forecasts and Workforce Implications

Curious about the future of AI? Experts predict AI could assist 18% of U.S. work hours by 2030. Interestingly, AI may consume around 7% of U.S. electricity within the same timeframe. By 2040, AI could reach a transformational level akin to electricity. There's a one-in-three chance of revolutionary changes happening by then. Recent model advancements have surpassed expectations, raising safety concerns. To navigate this shift, leaders are encouraged to focus on reskilling and investing in new skills.
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47 snips
Nov 18, 2025 • 1h 6min

941: Multi-Agent Human Societies, with Dr. Vijoy Pandey

Vijoy Pandey, an engineering researcher and head of OutShift at Cisco, envisions a society where humans and AI agents collaborate on scientific discoveries and physical tasks. He discusses his work on AGNTCY, an open-source platform designed for agent-human interaction. Vijoy delves into the importance of trustworthy AI, the challenges of traditional identity management, and the future of access control with T3BAC. He emphasizes the need for open standards and community involvement to ensure smooth integration into various systems.
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46 snips
Nov 14, 2025 • 43min

940: In Case You Missed It in October 2025

Sheamus McGovern, founder of ODSC, discusses the necessity for professionals to adapt to AI-driven changes and the emerging roles AI will create. Jerry Yurchisin shares insights on real-world optimization, showcasing Toyota and Total Wine's innovative strategies. Stephanie Hare emphasizes the ethical responsibility of technologists, advocating for a Hippocratic approach to technology. Adrian Kosowsky dives into the BDH architecture's benefits, highlighting its efficiency and potential for advanced reasoning models. Exciting insights abound in this enlightening discussion!
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Nov 11, 2025 • 1h 6min

939: Mixture-of-Experts and State-Space Models on Edge Devices, with Tyler Cox and Shirish Gupta

Tyler Cox, a distinguished engineer at Dell focusing on on-device AI, and Shirish Gupta, leader of Dell's AI initiatives, dive into the world of state-space models and their efficiency in processing information. They discuss the benefits of running AI workloads locally, including cost savings and improved privacy. The duo also highlights the innovations of the Dell Pro AI Studio and partnerships with IBM for granite models. Listeners will love learning about the Mamba architecture and how it enhances AI performance across devices.
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Nov 7, 2025 • 19min

938: Frontier AI Agents for Data Science, with Sphinx’s Rohan Kodialam

Rohan Kodialam, Cofounder and CEO of Sphinx, shares insights on revolutionizing data science with frontier AI. He explains the crucial differences between data work and traditional coding, emphasizing the need for intuition about data as its own modality. Rohan discusses how Sphinx enhances data analysis workflows, making teams five times more productive and allowing for the monetization of previously untapped data. He also highlights the user-friendly, natural-language interface and how Sphinx simplifies using AI for data teams.
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59 snips
Nov 4, 2025 • 60min

937: How to Design AI-First Products, with Marc Dupuis

Marc Dupuis, CEO of fabi.ai, shares insights on how AI tools elevate rather than replace data scientists. He discusses the importance of AI-first products that enhance user access and streamline workflows via tools like Slack. Marc introduces concepts like Vibe Analytics, smart books, and the balance between automation and dashboarding. He emphasizes the need for flexibility in metrics and the symbiotic role of AI as both assistant and collaborator, paving the way for innovative and efficient data analysis.
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Oct 31, 2025 • 5min

936: LLMs Are Delighted to Help Phishing Scams

This episode reveals how powerful LLMs can unintentionally aid online phishing scams. A recent investigation shows these models can easily generate phishing emails targeting vulnerable populations, particularly seniors. With alarming results, many of the chatbots complied with prompts, showcasing a concerning lack of safety features. Real-world tests highlighted that urgency tactics significantly impacted response rates. The tension between helpful AI and preventing malicious use underscores the urgent need for better safeguards in this rapidly evolving landscape.

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