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Dec 2017
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Artificial Intelligence, a Podcast Appro...

Kyle Polich
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This episode kicks off the next theme on Data Skeptic: artificial intelligence.  Kyle discusses what's to come for the show in 2018, why this topic is relevant, and how we intend to cover it.

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