Podcasts about datascape

Everyone's talking about AI as the future of property, but what if it's quietly distorting how we see value?Veronica and Chris sit down with Luke Metcalfe, founder of Microburbs and DataScape, to reveal why precision in property data is often just an illusion. Luke, one of Australia's leading data scientists, reveals why many AI-driven tools sound convincing but are often wrong — and how they can even manipulate our confidence in property decisions.From understanding what AI models are actually trained to do, to exploring why machine learning can't yet capture local nuance or human psychology, this episode challenges the blind faith many investors place in “data-driven” insights.Luke explains the difference between language-based AI and number-based forecasting models, the dangers of herd thinking in machine learning, and how misinformation spreads faster when machines start selling the dream.If you've ever wondered whether AI could replace your buyer's agent — or if you've trusted a chatbot to tell you where to buy next — this is your wake-up call. Tune in to learn how to question the data, test the claims, and keep human intuition at the heart of smart investing.Episode Highlights00:00 – Introduction: The Illusion of Precision in Property Data00:27 – Guest Introduction: Luke Metcalfe01:50 – AI's Role in Property Decisions03:09 – Challenges and Limitations of AI in Real Estate05:16 – The Psychology of AI and Property Investment07:41 – AI's Persuasive Power and Ethical Concerns12:26 – Future of AI in Property Forecasting26:37 – Granularity and Local Knowledge in Property Data30:01 – The Importance of Human Experience in Property Evaluation37:18 – The Impact of Crime on Property Markets39:36 – Melbourne's Property Market Sentiment41:40 – The Role of Data in Real Estate47:36 – Future Trends and Technological ImpactsAbout the GuestLuke Metcalfe is an Australian entrepreneur and data scientist known for pioneering the use of large-scale analytics in understanding neighbourhood performance and property trends.After launching NationMaster, a global data platform attracting over 10 million monthly visitors, Luke founded Microburbs, a liveability and housing data company providing hyperlocal insights that help buyers, investors, and agents make informed decisions. He now leads DataScape, exploring the intersection of AI, big data, and human behaviour in real estate.Renowned for his first-principles approach and his ability to translate complex data into clear, actionable insights, Luke continues to shape how Australians understand location intelligence and property forecasting in an increasingly AI-driven world.Connect with LukeLuke's LinkedInLuke's EmailMicroburbs WebsiteMicroburbs LinkedInResourcesVisit our website: https://www.theelephantintheroom.com.auIf you have any questions or would like to be featured on our show, contact us at:The Elephant in the Room Property Podcast - questions@theelephantintheroom.com.auLooking for a Sydney Buyers Agent?

In this episode, Warner and I discuss the most exciting announcements from the Microsoft Ignite 2020 virtual conference.

Stephane Frechette makes his debut on the Datascape podcast to recap Google Next 2019 with me.

In the second chapter, Faisal introduces his theory of datascape; the 21st century concept of space He explains the reason he chose to focus on 'space' and takes you through the history of the concept; from Newton through Einstein. He then touches on some frontiers in neuroscience and quantum physics like Stuart Hameroff and Roger Penrose's theory of Orch-OR (Orchestrated Objective Reduction) and why this is important. He also speaks about some architectural inspirations for the concept of datascape; primarily Patrik Schumacher and Greg Lynn

In this episode I discuss moving 10,000 servers from private data centers, to the public cloud with Pierig LeSaux.

Change is coming. Change is good. Change is here. Be thankful for what we have: a house to edit... to turn into a murder factory... and give thanks to all the prestige you get when you ran into the annoying little spellslinger who didn't get away this time. Those pistols look good in the foyer of your plot! Or give thanks to playing with the people you love and love hanging out with, or give thanks for getting getting a better change to get digitized into Datascape and take on the foulest denizens this side of the galaxy!Links:Ganksgiving is happening Nov. 22nd and 23rdNexus Report: Mysteries of the Genesis Prime Recap(from Ready CHECK!!)Stocking stuff your loved ones: Wildstar now $39.99LOREMAGEDDON goes to SPAAAYYCEStormtalon Speed Runs: Medic - SpellslingerExploitation from Drop 3 News:Carbine:"Exploits and You"Economy hit hardBan Hammer MEGACRIT!Exploiting PlatDatascape transitioning from 40-man to 20-man

This week Carla and Seamus are sans Drew, but are joined by Seamus' guildmate, Guffah! They discuss a world-first Datascape kill, Gamescom, PAX Prime cosplay, PvP class changes, housing, Carbine's addictions, and more!   News   1.      Gamescom News  - http://www.wildstar-online.com/uk/news/gamescom-livestreams-in-game-loot-and-more/  2.      PAX Prime Cosplay contest - https://forums.wildstar-online.com/forums/index.php?/topic/104673-pax-prime-community-meetup-and-cosplay-contest/ 3.      Nexus Report:  PVP Class Changes Part 2 - http://www.twitch.tv/wildstar 4.      Wildstar Wikia “Crib of the Week” - http://wildstaronline.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Raylan13/Crib_of_the_Week:_DasMoose 5.      Wilstarreport.com – Bug Fixes - http://wildstarreport.com/2014/08/11/anlath-bug-fixes/ 6.      Massively – The Nexus Telegraph:  Addictions that Wildstar must kick - http://massively.joystiq.com/2014/08/11/the-nexus-telegraph-addictions-that-wildstar-must-kick/    Discussion Topics Datascape System Daemons World first kill   Podcast Shoutout Planet Nexus http://www.wildstarfans.net/search/label/planet%20nexus%20podcast Nexus Weekly http://nexusweekly.com/ Mission Nexus http://www.mission-nexus.com/ Wildcast http://www.mognation.com/podcast_podcasts/wildcast-3/ Late Night Dominion http://stream.latenightdominion.com/ Wildstar Nation Podcast http://www.wildstarnation.com/wildstar-nation-podcast/ Set To Heroic http://wildstar.libsyn.com/ Wildstar Reporter http://mmoreporter.com/category/podcast/wildstar-reporter/ Nexus Prime Podcast http://nexusprime.podbean.com/ World War Nexus Radio Podcast (Formerly Exile Radio) http://42gaming.com/podcasts-videos-shows/exile-radio-wildstar-podcasts.html Nexus Drop https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCsVBMA4ZAlTDXHyJsvd-Eg Talk Wildstar http://www.mmoraider.com/ Contact Info: Our website (wildstarradio.com) Twitter (@wildstarradio) Facebook (facebook.com/wildstarradio) Twitch (twitch.tv/WildstarRadio) Email: info@wildstarradio.com Voicemail: The app on our website. Thank you, EVERYONE, for listening!  

Datascape. Nuevos paisajes en la era tecnológica, una coproducción de LABoral y Borusan Contemporary, propone una revisión de cómo abordan los artistas contemporáneos la complejidad del mundo. La exposición toma su nombre de una noción de realidad cada vez más compleja debido a los datos que la rodean.

Benjamin Weil, actual Director Artístico del Centro Botín y Director de Actividades de LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial hasta final de 2013, comisaría Datascape, una exposición que explora la relación entre la tradición de la pintura del paisaje, la aparición de la interfaz gráfica, que es también un sistema de representación, y la tesis de la realidad elástica. Datascape, que se presentó por primera vez en Borusan Contemporary en la primavera de 2013, propone una revisión de cómo abordan los artistas contemporáneos la complejidad del mundo.

Entrevista a Burak Arikan, artista participante de la exposición Datascape en LABoral Centro de Arte y Borusan Contemporary. Burak Arikan selecciona anuncios turísticos oficiales de diversos países que compiten entre sí, dividiendo cada filme en clips tan breves como sea posible. La obra forma parte de la exposición Datascape, una coproducción de LABoral y Borusan Contemporary. Con una duración de entre tres y cuatro segundos, esos clips han sido codificados con tags o palabras clave. A través de un gráfico de red que funciona a modo de simulación de software, los tags se van interconectando mediante unos clips compartidos ubicados sobre un mapa.

Entrevista al artista Pablo Valbuena, participante en la exposición Datascape de LABoral y Borusan Contemporary. para-site [6 columns] forma parte de la exposición de LABoral Dastacape y se inscribe dentro de la línea de investigación y creación desarrollada en instalaciones recientes. Pablo Valbuena explora la relación de nuestro cuerpo como interfaz con el espacio circundante, la generación de espacios mentales, el espacio/tiempo, la manipulación de la percepción mediante el uso de la luz/sombra, la perspectiva, el trampantojo.

Entrevista al artista Michael Najjar, presente en la exposición Datascape de LABoral y Borusan Contemporary. En enero de 2009 Michael Najjar coronó la cumbre del Aconcagua,6.962 metros. El material fotográfico recopilado durante la ascensión es la base de su serie High Altitude, obra que forma parte de la exposición Datascape, una producción de LABoral y Borusan Contemporary. La serie explora el desarrollo de los principales índices bursátiles mundiales a lo largo de las dos o tres últimas décadas. Los datos virtuales de los gráficos de la bolsa quedan sublimados por la rocosa materialidad del montañoso paisaje argentino.Las escarpadas formaciones rocosas de High Altitude simbolizan la fina línea divisoria entre realidad y simulación.

Entrevista a Enrique Radigales, artista participante en la exposición Datascape de LABoral Centro de Arte y Borusan Contemporary. Pericastó es el nombre de un terreno de secano de aproximadamente dos hectáreas situado en la comarca de la Litera, en Huesca. En este territorio y desde hace un año, el artista Enrique Radigales ha estado configurando la indexación y digitalización del mismo. El proyecto Primer diagnóstico taxonómico, obra de las exposición Datascape, una coproducción de LABoral y Borusan Contemporary, se divide en dos partes: una formalización física alojada en la sala de exposiciones que examina los ciclos biológicos de Pericastó a lo largo de un año, representados por 12 columnas formadas por píxeles de barro.La segunda parte del proyecto se produce en formato web: una aplicación programada en JavaScript coloniza la página web de laboralcentrodearte.org con las plantas ruderales (malas hierbas) clasificadas en Pericastó.

Datascape. What you see may not be what you get, co-produced by Borusan Contemporary LABoral and proposes a review of how contemporary artists address the complexity of the world. The exhibition takes its name from a notion of reality increasingly complex due to the data surrounding.