Yes. Calculus during a podcast? That’s tricky, bold, dare I say – audacious. However, DSI doesn’t scare easily. Antonio and Jordy put their college maths to the test. While you’re here and still reading we would love to invite you to share with us data that you collect about yourself, your commute, or other aspects Read More ...

Fueled by a few cold IPA beers, a microphone, and a quiet room provided by a friend of the show – the Data Science Imposters grab the mics and have a good conversation.  Join the conversation on Twitter @dsimposters

Can a computer be artistic?  If so, how valuable can their pieces of art become?  The Obvious Group certainly thinks so and they have made their first sale of a computer generated portrait for $432,000.  They’ve done this by doing some great promotion but also leveraging code published on the internet built on GANs (generative Read More ...

Have you seen the movie a beautiful mind?  Have you ever been facing jail time if you cooperate against an accomplice? Well, let’s focus on the movie first – there’s a scene where five guys, one of those guys being John Nash, and they are at a bar when a group of women walk in Read More ...

Jake Kramer joins Jordy and Antonio to display his love for deep space, give background and context of his company, share his thoughts on entrepreneurship, and wow them with some of the technologies he’s been able to explore.  Jake Kramer is a managing partner at Fed Tech, a unique private venture program, funded by federal Read More ...

Jordy and Antonio catch up after a long hiatus.  Come catch up with us. We also talk about stylometry in relation to the recent article ‘I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration‘ and who can forget the Unabomber. Jordy even commits to reading, nay listening, to a book for our next episode.  Read More ...

The data science imposters have been doing these book reviews for a while now and Jordy was finally able to find time to read and discuss a book. We are all starting to doubt he was ever on the show Reading Rainbow. Jordy tells us about: Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies Read More ...

In this episode, we discuss what we have found out about the Facebook ‘data breach’, Cambridge Analytica, and the connections from companies to people to political parties to Facebook and ultimately to you (or one of your friends).

Josh Powe, CEO and co-founder of LinkIt!, joins us this week and he takes us back to school (I know, bad dad joke). He gives us an understanding of his industry, how technology has evolved in K-12 education, and he tells us what we may expect to see in the coming years. LinkIt! is a Read More ...

‘Who is Watson? ‘ … That’s correct for 200.  In this episode, we talk about Watson and Jeopardy as we review “Final Jeopardy: Man vs. Machine and the Quest to Know Everything” by Stephen Baker.  We also have some fun by throwing in a few Jeopardy answers throughout the show. Before we get into that, we Read More ...