Harvard Data Science Review Podcast
By Harvard Data Science Review
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
9 episodes
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AI's Historical Roots Reveal Human Values and Societal Power
AI's history reveals it's not a technical timeline, but a debate on knowledge, humanity, and power. Understand these roots to build more intentional, value-driven AI.
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AI Companions Undermine Human Flourishing by Eroding Connection
AI companions promise convenience but subtly dismantle the relationships vital for human flourishing, eroding our capacity for genuine connection and growth.
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Dating Apps Devalue Connection -- Matchmaking Prioritizes Intentionality
True connection thrives on intentionality and emotional maturity, not just algorithmic data. Understand deeper needs to navigate modern romance beyond superficial swipes and dissatisfaction.
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Agentic AI Augments Human Intuition for Outcome-Driven Transformation
Agentic AI transforms workflows by augmenting human capabilities, not just automating tasks. Focus on desired outcomes to unlock unprecedented productivity and competitive differentiation.
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Virtual and Digital Twins: Innovation, Ethics, and Data Governance
Virtual twins invent novel solutions by exploring possibilities beyond reality, while digital twins continuously dialogue with real-time data. Their true value hinges on navigating data, trust, and societal benefit.
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CellarTracker: From Personal Project to AI-Powered Wine Discovery
CellarTracker evolves from a personal project to a massive, AI-powered wine research platform, demystifying wine discovery and commerce by prioritizing user-driven data and unbiased recommendations.
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