
In this episode, host and guest Mikio Braun discuss the emerging role of coding agents—AI tools that generate code—in data science workflows. They explore how these agents excel at writing code but often lack the skepticism and domain awareness needed for robust data analysis, highlighting challenges like data quality, model validation, and context awareness. Braun points to emerging solutions such as structured-data foundation models (e.g., Kumo) and context file systems (e.g., Chetan Konki's upcoming ROTE) that aim to make AI more data‑science‑savvy. The conversation also touches on the team‑level impact of coding agents, noting that increased individual productivity will shift bottlenecks to code review and require new coordination processes.
In this episode, Jeff Hopp, CTO of Odyssey, explains their frontier world model, Odyssey 2 Pro, which generates continuous, interactive video streams that simulate potential futures from a starting image. He describes how the model is trained on massive public...

In this episode Ben Lorica interviews Ben Luria, CEO and co‑founder of Hirundo, about the rising importance of machine unlearning for enterprise AI systems. They explore how organizations can remove or forget specific data points from trained models to comply...