Liam Wilson

How AI Built This

Relaxed, informal conversations with some of the most inspiring people in the world of data analytics and the UK.Trials, tribulations, successes, learns and everything in between. Hear their story uncut and like never before. Welcome to How AI Built This.

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Autor

Liam Wilson

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Business

Último episódio

30 de jul de 2023

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Episódios

#7 Euan Wielewski 11.03.2020

Euan is the Co-Founder and CEO of Anomalous Technologies, an AI start-up based in Edinburgh, Scotland. Euan and his Co-Founder Matt have developed a product which can literally stop planes falling out of the sky using AI. This was a super fun talk and is exactly the reason I started the podcast to give people like Euan & Matt a platform to tell their amazing story. We had a great chat about hi...

#6 Samantha Rhynas 04.03.2020

Samantha Rhynas is the Head of Data at Edinburgh based data start-up Effini (Jo Watts, founder of Effini was on episode 4). As well as working at a busy start-up, Sam is an absolute legend of the Scotland meet-up scene, running and organising GirlGeek Scotland for many years and she runs the Edinburgh chapter of PyData. We had a great chat about her career path and involvement in the community. I...

#5 Craig Lynn 26.02.2020

Craig Lynn is the Co-Founder & Director of Filament, a Product Design company in Glasgow. He's also the organiser of Silicon Swalley, a tech meet-up in Scotland focusing and various key themes. Filament alongside Arceptive have recently been awarded a place on a Scottish Enterprise scheme to help solve the Climate Crisis using AI. Craig and I chatted about this and much more, I hope you enjoy!...

#4 Jo Watts 18.02.2020

Jo Watts is the Founder & CEO of Effini, a growing Data Consultancy headquartered in Edinburgh. As well as running a business, Jo is also on the Board of The Data Lab, has written the Data Analytics course for CodeClan and is a Non-Executive Director of GAMSTOP. In this episode we chat through Jo's background as an Astrophysicist, to Credit Risk specialist (what we now know as a Data Scientist...

#3 Erik Arne Mathiesen-Dreyfus 22.01.2020

Erik Arne Mathiesen-Dreyfus is the Head of Data Science at Attest, a rapidly growing scale-up in London. He's also the Founder & Co-organiser of MancML - the North of England's biggest and best data meet-up. An all round great guy and probably the smartest person I know. In this episode we chat through his life, career, start-ups, scale-ups, burnout, new borns, Arsenal, MancML and MMA! Music b...

#2 Adam Sroka 13.12.2019

Adam Sroka is the Data & AI Director at Incremental Group - a Glasgow based Microsoft partner. In this episode we chat about his background, education and his career from start-ups to where he is now. Music by Noisyfilter from Fugue

#1 Richard Potter 20.11.2019

Richard Potter is the CEO of Manchester based SaaS company Peak who have built their own AI system which is helping companies across the UK leverage their data and give them access to Peak's incredibly talented team of Software Engineers and Data Scientists. We cover his education, early career and how Peak came to be - including a drunken decision to buy a new domain name! Music by Noisyfilter fr...

Trailer 07.11.2019

A very quick intro into what this show is about, why I decided to do it and who I'll be speaking to in the very first episode. Music by <a href=" https://icons8.com/music/author/noisyfilter">Noisyfilter</a> from <a href="/music">Fugue</a>

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