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Are you curious about how artificial intelligence is transforming everyday life, but feel overwhelmed by complex jargon and technical details? Do you wonder how AI might influence your future career or whether there's a place for you in the AI revolution? You're not alone if you answered "yes" to any of these questions. Teens and adults everywhere are eager to understand AI's impact, worried about its ethical implications, and excited to explore its potential in shaping our world. Luckily, you don’t have to be a tech whiz to grasp the power of AI! This engaging guide simplifies AI ...

Episode Overview: In this episode of Math, Science, History, host Gabrielle Birchak explores the extraordinary life and legacy of Alan Turing, the brilliant mathematician, codebreaker, and father of artificial intelligence. From cracking the German Enigma code in World War II to laying the theoretical foundations for modern computing, Turing’s story is one of genius, perseverance, and tragic injustice. This episode examines not only his scientific contributions but also the deeply personal journey of a man whose work continues to shape our world. 3 Things You'll Learn in This Episode:-...

Mike and Franklin discuss the new Wendy's Frosty Fusions, and delve into the complete history of the beloved frozen dairy dessert.

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In this episode of Now I Get It, I explore what I call a "war on reality"—a conflict playing out across education, economics, and politics. Using a personal family story, I trace the long-reaching impact of the GI Bill on class structure and opportunity in America. From there, we dive into comparative advantage, the dangers of global trade dependency, and how geopolitical hotspots like Taiwan reveal hidden risks in our modern economy.But this isn't just about history or theory. I connect the dots between economic inequality, natural selection, and the rise of right-wing authoritarianism. You...

Algebra isn’t just for the classroom — it’s part of everyday life. In this episode, we explore how real-world problems, like counting apples and bananas, can help you understand equations. We also dive into some words of encouragement and share wisdom. This episode is more than a math lesson — it’s also a lesson of about growth.

Dette er den første episoden i en serie med totalt to episoder av Spøkelser etter avdøde størrelser, der Niclas Larson vil ha en semistrukturert samtale med kollega Hans Kristian Nilsen, førsteamanuensis på Institutt for matematiske fag ved Universitetet i Agder. Episodene handler om integrasjon og derivasjon med utgangspunkt i Hans Kristians fagdidaktiske forskning på temaet. I denne episoden blir det fokus på hva derivasjon og integrasjon handler om. Hans Kristian og Niclas drøfter også noen kjente vanskeligheter med disse begrepene.Del 2 vil bli publisert om to uker. Da fortsetter...

Send us a textYou don’t need a full-on classroom overhaul to start seeing change. In this episode, we’re talking about the “pebbles” — those small irritations or roadblocks in math class — and how you can start removing them with intentional, doable steps.🎙️ Episode OverviewIn this episode, Jon and Kyle chat about what’s really getting in the way of change in the classroom. You’ll learn how to identify your “pebbles,” what steps you can take to shift your teaching, and why your system might be working exactly as it’s designed — for better or worse.Whether you’re ...

The final episode of the season and the podcast... Thanks everyone for listening us through these 3 years. We had lots of fun, hope you had, too. 💛 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to the season nine premiere of Data Driven, where we kick things off with a thought-provoking deep dive into the world of AI-powered leadership. In this episode, hosts Frank La Vigne, Andy Leonard, and BAILeY are joined by Geoff Woods, bestselling author of "The AI Driven Leader." Together, they explore how artificial intelligence is quickly evolving from a tactical tool that writes emails and automates tasks to a transformative thought partner that can help leaders navigate high-stakes business decisions, develop innovative strategies, and even challenge their own thinking.Geoff ...

Andy and I are kicking off Season Nine of Data Driven with a bang: an insightful interview with Jeff Woods, author of “The AI Driven Leader.”Andy, Bailey, and I are thrilled to bring you brand-new conversations, deep dives, and data stories all season long. Stay tuned for the official release, and as always, thank you for being part of our data-driven journey.Listen for the Season Nine kickoff soon!

Welcome to the final episode in our special series of Resoundingly Human podcasts highlighting the finalist teams for the 2025 Franz Edelman Award, the Nobel Prize of Analytics. These finalist projects represent teams from around the world who have leveraged advanced analytics to transform their organizations, address their most significant challenges, and better serve their customers and communities. Prior to the 2025 Analytics+ Conference, I had the opportunity to sit down with 5 of the 6 teams and today I’m joined by members of the team representing Flipkart to share some insight into ...

Dangerous Dilettantes vs. Toyota Way EngineeringCore ThesisThe influx of AI-powered automation tools creates dangerous dilettantes - practitioners who know just enough to be harmful. The Toyota Production System (TPS) principles provide a battle-tested framework for integrating automation while maintaining engineering discipline.Historical ContextToyota Way formalized ~2001DevOps principles derive from TPSCoincided with post-dotcom crash startupsDecades of manufacturing automation parallels modern AI-based automationDangerous Dilettante IndicatorsPromises magical automation without ...

In this episode, we welcome you to the 2025 Women in Data Science Charlottesville event hosted at the University of Virginia School of Data Science. WiDS Charlottesville seeks to increase the participation of women in data science and feature outstanding women doing outstanding work. Leading the conversation is Lisa Bowers, a former executive with Genentech/Roche and current director of UVA’s Enterprise Studio. She is joined by our keynote speaker Lexi Reese, CEO and Co-Founder of Lanai Software and UVA alumna, who brings experience spanning tech giants like Google and Gusto. Drawing ...

This episode has been a real favourite of mine to record - I sit down with the co-creator of www.euclidea.xyz to ask all of my puzzling questions on how the game was developed, the inspiration behind the puzzles and the role of Euclidean geometry in today's world. Further reading for some of the referenced papers: https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.02562 https://www.cut-the-knot.org/triangle/TriangleFromBisectors.shtml The music was: "Danse Macabre - Finale" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

🎙️ Aujourd’hui, je reçois Estelle Kollar alias @wonderwomath : créatrice de contenus mathématiques sur Instagram et TikTok, et grande défenseuse de l’égalité filles-garçons dans les sciences.On a parlé stéréotypes, pédagogie, réseaux sociaux… et de la joie de faire aimer les maths au plus grand nombre.Vous pourrez retrouver Estelle ici : https://www.wonderwomath.fr/https://www.monprof.ai/https://www.tiktok.com/@wonderwomathhttps://www.youtube.com/@wonderwomathhttps://www.instagram.com/wonderwomath1/https://www.fnac.com/a20691019/Wonderwomaths-Les-maths-du-quotidien#...

Als die britische Krankenschwester Florence Nightingale am 4. November 1854 im Lazarett in Scutari ankommt, sterben im Schnitt vier von zehn Patienten. Mithilfe von statistischen Analysen und deren visueller Aufbereitung kann Nightingale die Sterblichkeitsrate unter den verletzten und kranken Soldaten drastisch senken. Den Artikel von Manon Bischoff aus der Reihe „Die fabelhafte Welt der Mathematik“ über Florence Nightingale und die Datenvisualisierung könnt ihr hier lesen. Ein Archiv der schriftlichen Arbeiten von Florence Nightingale findet ihr hier. Und den Nachruf über Florence ...

In this episode, we explore a novel method for distributed steganography using PDF files. The technique involves splitting a secret message using secret sharing algorithms and embedding the parts into PDFs by manipulating their internal structure—specifically through hidden pages. We discuss how this approach makes the embedded data virtually invisible to standard PDF readers, the challenges of detecting such hidden content, and the method’s resilience to common attacks.

Monsieur LeBlanc: The Secret Identity of Sophie Germain, Mathematician and Revolutionary She defied a revolution, disguised her identity, and changed the future of science—all while the world looked the other way. In Legacy in Silence, the forgotten story of Sophie Germain comes vividly to life: a young girl in revolutionary France who taught herself mathematics in secret, defied every social barrier, and helped lay the foundations for modern physics and engineering. Denied formal education and excluded from scientific institutions, Sophie forged a path with ink, intellect, and an ...

In this powerful kickoff to the Math DysConnected Week, occupational therapist and learning interventionist Cheri Dotterer shares the deeply personal and professional journey that led her to become a national voice in the world of dysgraphia and math interventions. With over 30 years of experience in both adult rehab and school-based therapy, Cheri reflects on how seemingly disconnected learning challenges like dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and gifted reading profiles intersect in the classroom—and in life. This episode sets the stage for unpacking practical, Tier 1 classroom strategies that ...