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    <description>Data science demystified. The Data Dig is a new podcast exploring topics and ideas in data science, designed to empower business leaders and tickle curious minds.
 
Kelly Gauthier (founder of Gauthier Search, an AI &amp; Data Science search firm) and Greg Detre (former Chief Scientist at Channel 4, and co-founder of Memrise), along with a range of guests, meet on the airwaves every other week to dissect and debate a range of topics in the nerdy and nebulous world of AI. Can you dig it?</description>
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