Media & Insights
When I first started working with data a couple decades ago as a researcher, it was a relatively unglamorous and unknown role. But in the years that have elapsed, data scientist has become the sexiest job of the 21st century and artificial intelligence has become a massively disruptive technology. The media has picked up on this in a big way and I'm very grateful that my work has been showcased in articles, podcasts, and interviews.
Data scientists must be equal parts data and scientist. The scientist part of the role means that we pursue the truth by asking questions, posing hypotheses, and then using data to test and refine those hypothesis. In the course of this work, I do my best to ask interesting questions and occasionally stumble upon novel insights, which I share through my online posts, webinars, and research papers.
Articles
132
Some of the insights that I've shared publicly have been showcased in articles published by major media outlets.
Podcasts
43
I always enjoy participating in podcasts and I've been invited to join such podcasts as Freakonomics, NPR, and and The Economist.
Interviews
17
Broadcasters periodically reach out to dig into my research in more depth; I've been interviewed by reporters for CNBC, Bloomberg, and HuffPo.
Posts
36
Artificial intelligence is moving at a breakneck pace and I do my best to share my thoughts on relevant topics by posting them here.
Webinars
36
I love to teach and mentor others so I do my best to share my ideas through webinars which allow me to have a wider reach than my keynotes.
papers
42
Before I became a technologist, I was trained as a PhD economist and researcher so I try to publish my work in peer-reviewed journals whenever I can.
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