Super Data Science: ML & AI Podcast with Jon Krohn

Cybersecurity for the Agentic AI Era (Ep.1040 with Amy Blackshaw)

4.6K views · 3d ago · 33:39

Guest: Amy Blackshaw

In Episode #1040, Amy Blackshaw (SVP at Palo Alto Networks) joins @JonKrohnLearns to explain what changes about cybersecurity when attackers can think for free. Nearly every breach, Amy argues, comes down to someone getting hold of an identity they should not have had, and frontier AI has not created new attack techniques so much as deleted the cost of the expert reasoning that used to chain them together.

Why a Tenured Professor Went Back to School for AI (Ep. 1039 with John Renne)

6.2K views · 6d ago · 1:26:45

Guest: John Renne

In Episode #1039, Prof. John Renne (Professor of Real Estate and Urban Planning at Tulane University) joins @JonKrohnLearns to describe what happens when a tenured full professor goes back to school for a master’s in AI.

AI’s Contentious Math Breakthroughs (Ep. 1038 with Jon Krohn)

861 views · 1w ago · 12:13

In Episode #1038, @JonKrohnLearns unpacks the remarkable and remarkably contentious run of mathematical results AI has produced in recent weeks, led by OpenAI’s claim to have cracked part of a million-dollar Millennium Prize problem. He lays out what was actually proved, the three big caveats that temper it, the chaotic bulk release of 722 manuscripts that followed, and why 25 Fields medallists are alarmed.

What Survives When AI Can Build Anything? (with Dr. Richard Socher)

17K views · 1w ago · 1:10:49

Guest: Dr. Richard Socher

In Episode #1037, Dr. Richard Socher (CEO and Co-Founder of Recursive) joins @JonKrohnLearns to make the case for automating the scientific method itself. Richard’s startup came out of stealth this year with over half a billion dollars raised to build recursively self-improving superintelligence, and his new book, The Eureka Machine, is already a national bestseller.

Is AI Holding Kids Back from Learning? (Ep. 1036 with Jon Krohn)

762 views · 2w ago · 12:26

In Episode #1036, Jon Krohn digs into the question parents and teachers keep asking: does AI stop children from learning? Drawing on a wave of new studies, he shows the answer turns entirely on how AI is used, as a shortcut that outsources the thinking, or as a tutor that explains and gives feedback.

1035: The Section That Gives Away AI-Written Docs (with Carly Taylor)

28K views · 2w ago · 1:06:39

Guest: Carly Taylor

Palo Alto Networks Dell Technologies Anthropic Origin Y Carrot In this episode you will learn (00:00:00) Introduction (00:04:07) The mindsets that still work in 2026 (00:23:25) Why AI slop breaks a social contract (00:29:30) Exploring versus grinding in a career (00:57:06) The glass cliff for women in leadership