By Charlie Yielding and Charlie Apigian
A podcast where we take the complex world of data and AI (Artificial Intelligence) and break it down into relatable and simple concepts that empowers you to "think different with data". Charlie Yie
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In this episode of the Data 4 All Podcast titled "Data Education Crisis," hosts Charlie Apigian and Charlie Yielding delve into the current challenges facing the education system, particularly in relation to data education. They discuss the crisis of data education, emphasizing the need for actionable solutions that stem from a deep understanding of data, insights, and storytelling.
The podcast further explores the idea of re-education and upskilling, with Apigian sharing his experiences from previous executive teaching engagements and his plans for one-on-one coaching sessions. He advocates for a data-driven approach to executive coaching, aiming to fast-track individuals to better data enlightenment. The hosts also touch upon the importance of building a data community and the role of mentorship in education. They discuss the broader implications of data and AI on business and the necessity of addressing cultural and people-related issues before introducing technical solutions. The episode concludes with a reflection on the importance of asking the right questions and the challenges of measuring educational outcomes, drawing parallels between the dilemmas faced in data projects and those in the education sector.
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Charlie and Charlie welcome Leah Pica, author of "Present Beyond Measure" and Charlie Apigian's graduate class. Their conversation zigzags from the personal to the professional, diving into the heart of narrative techniques that can turn even the driest data into a compelling saga.
The dialogue saunters through the daily avenues where data becomes our silent partner—from tracking sleep patterns with biometric wizardry to the ritual of financial foresight. They revel in the tactile joy of journaling, be it through keystrokes or pen swipes, contemplating how artificial intelligence might one day offer insights into our stress patterns through our own written words. As the conversation winds down, they discuss the fine art of making sure your message sticks long after the lights dim on your presentation. Join Charlei and Charlie and the class for a hearty dose of enlightenment, laughter, and the occasional 'aha' moment on the rollercoaster ride of data storytelling.
Who is Lea Pica?
Lea Pica is a data analyst turned Data Storytelling Advocate, international speaker, and workshop facilitator who teaches how to present data and inspire action to thousands of data and marketing practitioners around the world.
Her mission is to transform data meeting snoozefests into vehicles for change using the power of neuroscience, storytelling, emotion, and effective communication.
Lea is a seasoned data analytics practitioner and digital marketer with over 13 years of experience building search and analytics practices for agencies, publishers, and top brands. She hosts the industry-acclaimed Present Beyond Measure® Show podcast and is authoring her first data presentation book, Present Beyond Measure.
She's had the privilege of training the talented staff of both Fortune 500 brands and analytics/marketing agencies including Microsoft, Deloitte, Intuit, Search Discovery, Ayzenberg Group, Constellation Brands, CVS, and many more.
Lea is a frequent headliner at global live and virtual conferences such as Digital Summit, MeasureSummit, ConversionXL Live, DigiMarCon, Marketing Analytics Summit, Virtual Analytics Summit, Digital Analytics Hub, DAA Symposia, and Web Analytics Wednesday.
She is available for training workshops and conference events, and may be reached for both at LeaPica.com/Contact.
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When the ground beneath you shifts, how do you find your footing? That's the heart of our latest journey into the unpredictable waves of career and personal life changes. The curtain rises on Charlie Yielding's tale of transitioning from a 15-year legacy at a company to the uncharted waters of new opportunities. We unfold the complicated emotions tied to workplace upheavals, the severing of long-standing bonds, and the daunting yet thrilling prospect of starting fresh. Navigating these waters isn't a solo act—so join us as we share the poignant lessons learned from letting go and the courage required to embrace new beginnings.
Charlie Yielding and Charlie Apigian both dive into their last few months and years within their careers and how the work-life balance has personally affected them and how taking a step back allows for growth that hope will be fun and most important impactful.
Join the Charlie's as they take charge of their careers and bring you along on the journey.
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Ever grappled with the idea that the music you stream, the content you consume, and the data you share could intersect with the intricate web of technology law? We're peeling back the layers of this digital onion with Franklin Graves, an attorney whose expertise melds legal know-how with genuine enthusiasm for content creation. Together, we're traversing the terrain of data provenance and the ethical quandaries in AI development, crucial for everyone from up-and-coming YouTubers to the boardrooms of tech giants.
Wading deeper into the data pool, our episode traverses the tightrope walk of legal databases, access to justice, and the spark of controversy ignited by AI's hand in generating legal documents. It's a world where the scales of public good and proprietary interests are in constant flux, a balance made even more precarious by the rise of deepfakes and the push for platform liability. Through it all, we underscore the shared responsibility in content moderation, and why every click, every post, carries weight in the digital ecosystem.
Franklin Graves
Franklin is an experienced in-house counsel currently serving as a member of the technology law group at HCA Healthcare, Inc., where he provides guidance and strategic counsel for corporate technology initiatives.
He is also a Lecturer on Law with New England Law | Boston where he teaches Cyber Law, and an Affiliated Faculty with Emerson College’s Business of Creative Enterprises MA program where he teaches business and IP law.
Franklin previously held roles on the commercial legal team at Eventbrite, Inc. and Naxos Music Group. Franklin also runs the weekly newsletter, Creator Economy Law, on LinkedIn.
He regularly contributes to IPWatchdog, Tubefilter, and Passionfruit, as a means to educate creators and raise awareness of all legal aspects of the creator economy. He is based in Nashville, TN.
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Join us for a conversation with Alex Curtis from the Nashville Technology Council, as we uncover the pivotal role of data advocacy in shaping the tech policies that govern our communities and industries. From Alex's work in internet legislation to his advocacy for a diverse tech ecosystem, this episode provides rich insights into the strategies that empower tech members to effectively influence policy and legislation. Join us and gain a deeper understanding of the nexus between technology, policy, and education, offering a narrative that's both enlightening and essential for anyone passionate about the future of tech advocacy.
Hear firsthand how Alex's chairmanship of the advocacy committee for TECHNA is vital in forging a collective voice, and how collaborations across Tennessee are pushing for pivotal computer science education reforms. It's a testament to the power of community, relationships, and strategic engagement in driving forward progressive tech policies that benefit us all.
This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in how continuous learning and adaptation are crucial in an ever-evolving tech landscape, and for those who seek to understand the intersections of technology, policy, and innovation.
About Alex Curtis:
Alex is the Chief Development Officer for the Greater Nashville Technology Council. He developed the Council’s public policy program, leads the NTC Advocacy Committee, and advocates on behalf of Middle Tennessee's tech industry. Alex also works to promote the Middle Tennessee tech community through local and national communications.
Alex comes to the NTC from an innovation-policy perspective. Over his 20+ years in public policy, working for two U.S. Senators, one Administration, and a public advocacy organization that he helped grow into a thought leader, he worked to develop influential coalitions of tech companies and public interest groups. He honed his communication skills creatively explaining hard-to-understand concepts to legislators and the public. These include issue-based viral videos that became “Internet memes” recognized by The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Moyers on America, and multiple episodes of The Daily Show.
Alex, his wife Magi, and their two adorable children live in Nashville. Alex received a BS degree in Business from Wake Forest University and a JD degree from the University of Akron School of Law.
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We know that Oracle is a data and tech company, but do you know that Oracle is the backbone of F1 Racing (Red Bull Team) and the Premier Futbol League (English Soccer)? Charlie Yielding and Shauna Sprague interview Carrie Nielsen, Senior Director Product Strategy and Analytics at Oracle at the 2023 Analytics Summit in Nashville, TN (Oct. 2 and 3). Carrie shares her love for data and sports and also what it takes to build a simulator at home.
As a introduction, Charlie Yielding sat down with Elise Cambournac, President & CEO of the Greater Nashville Technology Council (NTC) to talk about the Analytics Summit, the relationship between Oracle and the NTC, and the mission and aims of the NTC.
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Charlie Yielding and Charlie Apigian revisit the topic from Episode 01, examining how the perception and application of data have fundamentally changed over the past year.
The new meaning of data revolves around the idea that data is no longer just a static collection of facts and figures. Instead, it has evolved into a dynamic resource that can be manipulated and interpreted in various ways to generate insights and drive decision-making. This shift in perception is largely due to advancements in artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure, which have made it possible to collect, analyze, and interpret data on an unprecedented scale.
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What a 2023! With all of the advancements in AI and expectations on where the future of technology is headed, Charlie Yielding and Charlie Apigian recap episodes from 2023, some of the top stories, and their predictions for 2024.
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Welcome to the second annual "Coolies" (or at least that is what Charlie Apigian keeps calling them), where the Data 4 All crew provides their favorite data related apps and devices from the past year and decide on the top data app and top data device.
Join Charlie Yielding, Shauna Sprague, and Charlie Apigian for some apps and devices you may or may not know about and see who has the best ones - hint: they are not named Charlie.
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Winner: Shauna Sprague (3 votes)!
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We hear a lot about Generative AI, but without Large Language models, they would not exists. Therefore, Charlie Apigian and Charlie Yielding dive into some interesting facts and nuances for Large Language Models (LLMs).
What is a LLM?
It is the foundation model (a kind of large neural network) that generates or embeds text. The text they generate can be conditioned by giving them a starting point or “prompt,” enabling them to solve useful tasks expressed in natural language or code.
NOTE: Do you know that it cost over $500 million to train GPT-4? For Google Gemini, the cost is estimated at $1 billion.
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