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Welcome to DataFramed, a weekly podcast exploring how artificial intelligence and data are changing the world around us. On this show, we invite data & AI leaders at the forefront of the data revolution to share their insights and experiences into how they lead the charge in this era of AI. Whether you're a beginner looking to gain insights into a career in data & AI, a practitioner needing to stay up-to-date on the latest tools and trends, or a leader looking to transform how your organization uses data & AI, there's something here for everyone. Join host Richie Cotton as he delves into the stories and ideas that are shaping the future of data. Subscribe to the show and tune in to the latest episode on the feed below.

Latest episodes

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#381 Escaping the AI Hiring Doom Loop with Daniel Chait, CEO & Ophir Samson, Head of Voice AI at Greenhouse

Most hiring decisions still come down to gut feel, and gut feel is full of blind spots — a favorite school, a firm handshake, the type of coffee someone carries into the

Oct 12
50 min

#380 The Best Moments from RADAR 11x: AI, Jobs, Agents and Skills

A job title can stay the same while the work underneath it changes completely. That idea ran through RADAR 11x, our online conference, and this recap keeps the best momen

Oct 7
48 min

#379 The Secrets of Deploying AI in Production | Sumti Jairath, Chief Architect at SambaNova

AI agents are moving from demos into production, but many teams run into the same wall: responses that take too long and cost too much. As models grow bigger and reason t

Sep 28
47 min

#378 The Data Engine for AI with Ledion Bitincka, CTO at Cribl & Nikhil Mungel, Head of AI R&D at Cribl

As agents take over more of the actual coding, the nature of technical work is shifting from producing software to judging it. Engineers increasingly spend their time spe

Sep 21
50 min

#377 The Algorithm for Hypergrowth with Jon McNeill, CEO at DVx Ventures & Former President at Tesla

Hypergrowth companies rarely scale on strategy alone — they scale on how fast decisions get made and how much risk employees feel safe taking. A recurring idea in high-gr

Sep 14
38 min

#376 Rethinking the Data Stack in the age of AI with Tristan Handy, President of Fivetran + dbt Labs

Across the data and AI industry, infrastructure that once served dashboards and human analysts is being rebuilt to serve autonomous agents instead. That shift changes wha

Sep 7
42 min

#375 Is Math The Key to Better Coding AI? With Tudor Achim, CEO at Harmonic

AI capability in mathematics jumped before most people noticed, tackling Olympiad-level problems and unsolved research questions that had resisted attack for years. But t

Aug 31
47 min

#374 How to Thrive in a World of Continuous Transformation | Phil Le Brun and Jana Werner, Executives in Residence at AWS

Technology is now moving faster than the organizations trying to adopt it. A model can be tested in an afternoon, but the approval to test it can take half a year, and th

Aug 24
45 min

#373 What Do Your Colleagues Do All Day? (The Value of Institutional Knowledge & AI for Process Reengineering) | Jennifer Smith, CEO at Scribe

Four years into the AI boom, headlines still promise agents that will run entire departments, yet most companies can't point to the transformation they were sold. The gap

Aug 17
52 min

#372 Bulletproof Large Scale Data Science with Srini Raghavan, Chief Product Officer at Freshworks

Software buying decisions used to be made once, by someone far removed from the people actually using the tool. That model is breaking down. Teams now expect software to

Aug 10
48 min

#371 The Real Reason Your Product Team Needs a Feedback Loop with Todd Olson, CEO at Pendo

Software teams are shipping faster than ever, but speed hasn't solved the oldest problem in the industry: most software still isn't very good. AI coding tools have lowere

Aug 3
39 min

#370 Failure is Data (and Other Career Advice) | Todd Dewett, Leadership Author & Speaker

As AI takes over more technical and routine work, the skills that set data and AI professionals apart are shifting. Raw technical ability and a high IQ still matter, but

Jul 27
44 min

#369 How to Become a Top Business Intelligence Analyst | Helen Wall, Founder at Helen Data Design & Microsoft Influencer

Business intelligence has never been only about building charts and writing queries. Most of the work that makes a report trustworthy happens below the surface — in the d

Jul 20
49 min

#368 AI Agents Are Now Your Database's Main User | Reynold Xin, Co-Founder at Databricks

For forty years, the rule held that transactional and analytical databases had to be separate systems, connected by fragile pipelines that move data from one to the other

Jul 13
50 min

#367 Don't Build on Jell-O: How to Make Agentic AI Reliable with Dan Klein, CTO at Scaled Cognition

Across the AI industry, capability has exploded while trustworthiness has lagged badly behind. The same technology that writes fluent prose can invent a refund policy tha

Jul 6
51 min

#366 Can AI Agents Outperform a Data Scientist? | James Zou, Professor at Stanford University

AI agents are no longer limited to automating routine tasks like customer support or report generation. Research labs and pharmaceutical companies are beginning to deploy

Jun 29
48 min

#365 Your 90 Day Blueprint for AI Success with Charlene Li, Author of Winning with AI

Most organizations know AI matters, but few have turned that conviction into a written plan. Ambition and hope are everywhere; a clear roadmap tied to business strategy i

Jun 22
53 min

#364 How to Enable Agentic Commerce with Nell Thomas, VP of Data at Shopify

AI agents are starting to handle parts of the shopping journey that used to require human judgment — discovery, comparison, checkout. But behind every agent recommendatio

Jun 15
43 min

#363 Build Your Personal Brand at Work | Dorie Clark, Executive Education Faculty at Columbia Business School

Technical skills are being commoditized faster than ever. As AI takes on more of the work that used to define a junior knowledge worker, the things that once made someone

Jun 8
53 min

#362 How to Have a Machine Learning Career in 2026 | Marina Wyss, Senior Applied Scientist at Twitch

The role of the machine learning engineer is being rewritten in real time. AI coding assistants are absorbing parts of the day-to-day, planning and evaluation are eating

Jun 1
47 min

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DataFramed is a must for aspiring data pros and anyone who wants to understand what data science is all about as a practice. That should cover just about everyone - I’m talking to you managers, leaders and other decision makers! It’s the highlight of the week for me as I try to become proficient in this field because I learn about the career paths of real working data scientists, leaders in their field. Hugo Bowne-Anderson is an excellent host and interviewer, prompting the guests to talk about their challenges, concerns, and view of the future of the field. It’s a welcome big picture view and break from learning math and coding. I also learn valuable practical lessons in the short segments that break-up the guest interviews. For example, the last few weeks featured DataCamp’s Emily Robinson’s superb introduction to the Data Science around A/B testing and proper experimentation. I always learn a lot, and I always recommend DataFramed.

daviddalip · Mar 2019

This podcast is the bomb. Hugo is a great host and I absolutely love hearing about what “data sciencey” things people are doing across different industries. I’ve gotten so many useful tidbits (e.g. new techniques, packages) and bigger picture takeaways (e.g. archetypes of data scientists, asking critical questions before beginning an analysis) that I’ve applied in my own work as a data scientist. I recently did an overnight road trip and found listening to the podcast on my drive more effective than coffee at keeping me awake. Sometimes it can get a bit repetitive (same questions between episodes, same concepts emphasized within a podcast) but just when I thought I had heard it all there’s a blooper reel in episode 38 to keep things fresh. Hats off to you Hugo and DataCamp. Please keep up the good work!

thefanman6177 · Sep 2018

I originally came across DataCamp to learn Python for data science and thought I’d give the podcast a try as well. Both are incredible! Hugo does an incredible job making data science interviews engaging and thought provoking. He really asks great questions and guides the conversation incredibly well. Some day I hope to be as amazing and intrigued as Hugo!

OpusB · Jul 2018

Every aspect of DataFramed is outstanding: Hugo is a great educator, interviewer, etc. and has a clear and resonant voice; the production values are top notch; the guests are wonderful; the form of the podcast is excellent with relevant and informative breaks built in. I don't think I've ever heard another podcast nail everything so well from the earliest episodes. Thank you!

funkstar acrobat · May 2018

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