Francesco Gadaleta

Data Science at Home

Cutting through AI bullsh*t

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Francesco Gadaleta

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Jun 23, 2026

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Episodes

Low-Code Magic: Can It Transform Analytics? (Ep. 260) 22.07.2024

Join us as David Marom, Head of Panoply Business, explores the benefits of all-in-one data platforms. Learn how tech stack consolidation boosts efficiency, improves data accuracy, and cuts costs. David shares insights on overcoming common challenges, enhancing data governance, and success stories from organizations thriving with Panoply.   Sponsors Arctic Wolf Learn what the new year holds for ran...

Do you really know how GPUs work? (Ep. 259) 22.06.2024

Join us in this exciting episode of the Data Science at Home podcast. It's all about GPUs. We'll take you on a journey through the inner workings of these powerful processors, explaining how they handle complex computations and drive everything from gaming graphics to scientific simulations. Whether you're a budding programmer or a tech enthusiast, understanding GPUs is key to unlocking new levels...

Harnessing AI for Cybersecurity: Expert Tips from QFunction (Ep. 258) 11.06.2024

In this episode, we sit down with Ryan Smith, Founder of QFunction LLC , to explore how AI and machine learning are revolutionizing cybersecurity. With over 8 years of experience, including work at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Ryan shares insights on the future of threat detection and prevention, the challenges businesses face in maintaining effective cybersecurity, and the ethical considerat...

Rust in the Cosmos Part 4: What happens in space? (Ep. 257) 01.06.2024

In this last episode of the series "Rust in the Cosmos" we speak about what happens in space, what projects are currently active and what happened in the past that we can learn from? What about Rust and space applications? As always,  let's find out ;)   Sponsors Arctic Wolf Learn what the new year holds for ransomware as a service, Active Directory, artificial intelligence and more when you downl...

Rust in the Cosmos Part 3: Embedded programming for space (Ep. 256) 10.05.2024

In this episode of "Rust in the Cosmos" we delve into the challenges of building embedded applications for space. Did you know that once you ship your app to space... you can't get it back? :P What role is Rust playing here? Let's find out ;)   Sponsors Arctic Wolf Learn what the new year holds for ransomware as a service, Active Directory, artificial intelligence and more when you download the 20...

Rust in the Cosmos Part 2: testing software in space (Ep. 255) 19.04.2024

In this episode of "Rust in the Cosmos" we delve into the challenge of testing software for... ehm ... space How can Rust help? Let's find out ;)   Sponsors Arctic Wolf Learn what the new year holds for ransomware as a service, Active Directory, artificial intelligence and more when you download the 2024 Arctic Wolf Labs Predictions Report today at arcticwolf.com/datascience Intrepid AI ( https://...

Rust in the Cosmos Part 1: Decoding Communication (Ep. 254) 11.04.2024

In this inaugural episode of "Rust in the Cosmos," we delve into the intricacies of communication in space and some of the challenges in space application development.   Sponsors Intrepid AI ( https://intrepid.ai ) is an AI assisted all-in-one platform for robotics teams. Build robotics applications in minutes, not months. Amethix  works to create and maximize the impact of the world’s leading cor...

AI and Video Game Development: Navigating the Future Frontier (Ep. 253) 31.03.2024

In this episode we delve into the dynamic realm of game development and the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI). Join Frag, Jim and Mike as they explore the current landscape of game development processes, from initial creative ideation to the integration of AI-driven solutions. With Mike's expertise as a software executive and avid game developer, we uncover the potential of AI to...

Kaggle Kommando's Data Disco: Laughing our Way Through AI Trends (Ep. 252) 07.03.2024

In this episode, join me and the Kaggle Grand Master, Konrad Banachewicz, for a hilarious journey into the zany world of data science trends. From algorithm acrobatics to AI, creativity, Hollywood movies, and music, we just can't get enough. It's the typical episode with a dose of nerdy comedy you didn't know you needed. Buckle up, it's a data disco, and we're breaking down the binary!   Sponsors...

Revolutionizing Robotics: Embracing Low-Code Solutions (Ep. 251) 16.02.2024

In this episode of Data Science at Home, we explore the game-changing impact of low-code solutions in robotics development. Discover how these tools bridge the coding gap, simplify integration, and enable trial-and-error development. We'll also uncover challenges with traditional coding methods using ROS. Join us for a concise yet insightful discussion on the future of robotics! Sponsors Intrepid...

Is SQream the fastest big data platform? (Ep. 250) 30.01.2024

Join us in a dynamic conversation with Yori Lavi, Field CTO at SQream, as we unravel the data analytics landscape. From debunking the data lakehouse hype to SQream's GPU-based magic, discover how extreme data challenges are met with agility. Yori shares success stories, insights into SQream's petabyte-scale capabilities, and a roadmap to breaking down organizational bottlenecks in data science. Di...

OpenAI CEO Shake-up: Decoding December 2023 (Ep. 249) 21.01.2024

In this episode from a month ago, join me as we unravel the controversial CEO firing at OpenAI in December 2023. I share my insights on the events, decode the intricacies, and explore what lies ahead for this influential organization. Don't miss this concise yet insightful take on the intersection of leadership and artificial intelligence innovation.     Sponsor Learn what the new year holds for r...

Careers, Skills, and the Evolution of AI (Ep. 248) 08.01.2024

!!WARNING!! Due to some technical issues the volume is not always constant during the show. I sincerely apologise for any inconvenience Francesco     In this episode, I speak with Richie Cotton, Data Evangelist at DataCamp, as he delves into the dynamic intersection of AI and education. Richie, a seasoned expert in data science and the host of the podcast, brings together a wealth of knowledge and...

Open Source Revolution: AI’s Redemption in Data Science (Ep. 247) 19.12.2023

Dive into the world of Data Science at Home with our latest episode, where we explore the dynamic relationship between Artificial Intelligence and the redemption of open source software. In this thought-provoking discussion, I share my insights on why now, more than ever, is the opportune moment for open source to leave an indelible mark on the field of AI. Join me as I unpack my opinions and set...

Money, Cryptocurrencies, and AI: Exploring the Future of Finance with Chris Skinner [RB] (Ep. 246) 11.12.2023

In this captivating podcast episode, join renowned financial expert Chris Skinner as he delves into the fascinating realm of the future of money. From cryptocurrencies to government currencies, the metaverse to artificial intelligence (AI), Skinner explores the intricate interplay between technology and humanity. Gain valuable insights as he defines the future of money, examines the potential impa...

Debunking AGI Hype and Embracing Reality [RB] (Ep. 245) 04.12.2023

In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with the renowned AI expert, Filip Piekniewski, Phd, who fearlessly challenges the prevailing narratives surrounding artificial general intelligence (AGI) and the singularity. With a no-nonsense approach and a deep understanding of the field, Filip dismantles the hype and exposes some of the misconceptions about AI, LLMs and AGI. Join us as we delve i...

Destroy your toaster before it kills you. Drama at OpenAI and other stories (Ep. 244) 01.12.2023

Brace yourselves, dear friends! In this episode, we delve into the earth-shattering revelation that OpenAI might have stumbled upon AGI (lol) and we're all just seconds away from being replaced by highly sophisticated toasters (lol lol). Spoiler alert: OpenAI's CEO is just playing 7D chess with the entire human race. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this totally not ominous exploration into the 'tot...

The AI Chip Chat 🤖💻 (Ep. 243) 20.11.2023

Dive into the cool world of AI chips with us! 🚀 We're breaking down how these special computer chips for AI have evolved and what makes them different. Think of them like the superheroes of the tech world! Don't miss out! 🎙️🔍 #AIChips #TechTalk #SimpleScience

Rolling the Dice: Engineering in an Uncertain World (Ep. 242) 09.11.2023

Hey there, engineering enthusiasts! Ever wondered how engineers deal with the wild, unpredictable twists and turns in their projects? In this episode, we're spilling the beans on uncertainty and why it's the secret sauce in every engineering recipe, not just the fancy stuff like deep learning and neural networks! Join us for a ride through the world of uncertainty quantification. Tune in and let's...

How Language Models Are the Ultimate Database(Ep. 241) 22.10.2023

In this episode, dive deep into the world of Language Models as we decode their intricate structure, revealing how these powerful algorithms exploit concepts from the past. But... what if LLMs were just a database?   References https://fchollet.substack.com/p/how-i-think-about-llm-prompt-engineering  

Elon is right this time: Rust is the language of AI (Ep. 240) 09.10.2023

In this episode, I delve into Elon Musk's foresight on the future of AI as he champions Rust programming language. Here is why Rust stands at the forefront of AI technology and the potential it holds. References https://github.com/WasmEdge/mediapipe-rs https://blog.stackademic.com/why-did-elon-musk-say-that-rust-is-the-language-of-agi-eb36303ce341  

Attacking LLMs for fun and profit (Ep. 239) 18.09.2023

As a continuation of Episode 238, I explain some effective and fun attacks to conduct against LLMs. Such attacks are even more effective on models served locally, that are hardly controlled by human feedback. Have great fun and learn them responsibly.   References https://www.jailbreakchat.com/ https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/10tevu1/new_jailbreak_proudly_unveiling_the_tried_and/ https:/...

Unlocking Language Models: The Power of Prompt Engineering (Ep. 238) 11.09.2023

Join me on an enlightening journey through the world of prompt engineering. Explore the multifaceted skills and strategies involved in harnessing the potential of large language models for various applications. From enhancing safety measures to augmenting models with domain knowledge, learn how prompt engineering is shaping the future of AI.   References https://arxiv.org/pdf/2109.01652.pdf https:...

Erosion of Software Architecture Quality in the Age of AI Code Generation (Ep. 237) 30.08.2023

In this era of AI-powered code generation, software architects are facing a concerning decline in the quality of their creations. The once meticulously crafted software architectures are now being compromised. Should LLMs be responsible?   References Program Design in the UNIX Environment https://harmful.cat-v.org/cat-v/unix_prog_design.pdf

The new dimension of AI: Vector Databases (Ep. 236) 17.08.2023

Let's delve into the emerging trend in database design – or is it really a new trend? The realm of vector databases and their revolutionary influence on AI and ML is making headlines. Come along as we investigate how these groundbreaking databases are revolutionizing the landscape of data storage, retrieval, and processing, ultimately unlocking the complete potential of artificial intelligence and...

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