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35 posts tagged “podcast-appearances”

Times when I went on a podcast.

2023

What AI can do for you on the Theory of Change podcast

Matthew Sheffield invited me on his show Theory of Change to talk about how AI models like ChatGPT, Bing and Bard work and practical applications of things you can do with them.

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Weeknotes: NICAR, and an appearance on KQED Forum

I spent most of this week at NICAR 2023, the data journalism conference hosted this year in Nashville, Tennessee.

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2022

The Changelog: Stable Diffusion breaks the internet. I’m on this week’s episode of The Changelog podcast, talking about Stable Diffusion, AI ethics and a little bit about prompt injection attacks too.

# 17th September 2022, 2:14 am / podcasts, ai, stable-diffusion, prompt-engineering, prompt-injection, generative-ai, llms, text-to-image, podcast-appearances

2020

Develomentor podcast: Simon Willison – Data Journalism, The Importance of Side Projects (via) Grant Ingersoll interviewed me for the Develomentor podcast. We talked about my career so far, and how much of it was driven by side-projects that I've worked on individually or with Natalie.

Here's the mp3, or access it through Buzzsprout.

# 17th July 2020, 1:33 am / data-journalism, interview, podcasts, careers, podcast-appearances

2018

Notes from my appearance on the Changelog podcast

After I spoke at Zeit Day SF last weekend I sat down with Adam Stacoviak to record a 25 minute segment for episode 296 of the Changelog podcast, talking about Datasette. We covered a lot of ground!

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