Value in Data Science Beyond Models in Production
summary
Argues that the durable value of data science is not pushing models into production but designing metrics, goals, experiments, prioritization and data products that steer $2M worth of engineering time toward real impact. Claims AutoML reduces the modeling moat and cites AutoML (H2O) is closing the gap and job counts (about 15,408 vs 17,931 jobs) as evidence. Recommends operationalizing logging, building R and RStudio Connect self‑service, treating data engineers as data product owners and owning experimentation and ethics.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:07webmasters
- 3:59where are they now
- 4:43the death of webmasters
- 6:05Google Panda
- 7:44Data Science Hype
- 10:17Data Engineers
- 12:11Competitive Advantage
- 13:13Data Scientist Responsibilities
- 15:27Metrics
- 17:42Selfservice tools
- 19:41Ethics
- 20:36The Future
- 20:57superpowers
- 21:18fist bumps
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