«We need source criticism more then ever now.» In the season finale of MetaDAMA, we dive deep into the intersection of philosophy, history, and artificial intelligence with guest Sune Selsbæk-Reitz, tech philosopher with a background in both history and philosophy. Sune introduces the provocative concept of “Promptism”, which is our era’s version of positivism, where we believe that truth can be extracted from language models simply by phrasing the question correctly. But just as historians h...
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«We need source criticism more then ever now.» In the season finale of MetaDAMA, we dive deep into the intersection of philosophy, history, and artificial intelligence with guest Sune Selsbæk-Reitz, tech philosopher with a background in both history and philosophy. Sune introduces the provocative concept of “Promptism”, which is our era’s version of positivism, where we believe that truth can be extracted from language models simply by phrasing the question correctly. But just as historians h...
«A lot of things break with scale.» In our latest conversation with Mikkel Dengsøe, co-founder of SYNQ and former Head of Data, Ops and Financial Crimes at Monzo Bank, we explore the secrets behind effective scaling of data teams. Mikkel reveals surprising statistics based on his analysis of over 10,000 LinkedIn data points and valuable insights from Monzo’s scaling journey, where the data team grew from 30 to over 100 people in just two years. We discuss the critical balance between central ...
MetaDAMA - Data Management in the Nordics
«We need source criticism more then ever now.» In the season finale of MetaDAMA, we dive deep into the intersection of philosophy, history, and artificial intelligence with guest Sune Selsbæk-Reitz, tech philosopher with a background in both history and philosophy. Sune introduces the provocative concept of “Promptism”, which is our era’s version of positivism, where we believe that truth can be extracted from language models simply by phrasing the question correctly. But just as historians h...
