Michael Burke and Chris Detzel
Data Hurdles
Data Hurdles is a podcast that brings the stories of data professionals to life, showcasing the challenges, triumphs, and insights from those shaping the future of data. Hosted by Michael Burke and Chris Detzel, this podcast dives into the real-world experiences of data experts as they navigate topics like data quality, security, AI, data literacy, and machine learning. Each episode features guest data professionals who share their journeys, lessons learned, and the impact of data on industries, technology, and society. From overcoming obstacles in data pipelines to implementing groundbreaking...
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Michael Burke and Chris Detzel
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May 15, 2025
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Episodes
Data in Machine Learning and AI, Understanding the role, Hosted by Michael Burke and Chris Detzel 04.03.2023 28:26
In this episode, Michael Burke and Chris Detzel discuss the role of data in machine learning and AI. They define machine learning as the process of identifying patterns in data to create value and AI as a computer's ability to make decisions on its own. They also explain that data science is the larger sphere that encompasses both of these fields. They then go on to discuss the role of data in mac...
ChatGPT Exploring the Potential: A Conversation with Chris Detzel and Michael Burke 20.02.2023 38:53
Chris Detzel and Michael Burke recently sat down to discuss new technologies and their potential applications. In this podcast, they explore various topics, from AI language models to the challenges associated with sourcing information for machine learning models. In their first conversation, Chris and Michael introduce their podcast and discuss their backgrounds. Chris has worked in the technolog...
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