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The Actuarial Time Trap
Why highly paid professionals spend 80% of their time formatting data, and how agentic AI can finally break the cycle.
Jun 16
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Ari Joury
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Why Most World Cup Predictions Are Wrong (And Why I Wrote a Book About Soccer ML Anyway)
Every four years, the models say Brazil. Every four years, the World Cup disagrees (except when Brazil actually wins and nobody predicted it).
Jun 12
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Ari Joury
1
25:36
Stop Trusting ML Predictions for the 2026 World Cup. Here's Why.
I wrote a book about soccer analytics with machine learning. The World Cup is where most of it breaks.
Jun 9
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Ari Joury
1
1
The Slow Collapse
Why AI Systems Fail Silently in Production
Jun 5
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Ari Joury
30:51
The Silent Degradation of AI Systems
Why your production AI agent will fail slowly before it fails catastrophically, and how to build the observability required to catch it.
Jun 2
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Ari Joury
3
May 2026
The Beautiful Game of Data
What Soccer Teaches Us About Machine Learning
May 29
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Ari Joury
1
27:10
What Soccer Taught Me About Machine Learning
Why the world's most popular game is the perfect laboratory for understanding predictive modeling and data science.
May 26
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Ari Joury
1
The Unglamorous Work That Makes AI Actually Work
Orchestration, Evaluation, and Governance in Enterprise AI
May 22
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Ari Joury
1
37:25
Why I’m Teaching the Boring Parts of AI
The real innovation in enterprise AI isn’t happening in the models. It’s happening in the orchestration, evaluation, and governance layers.
May 19
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Ari Joury
4
The Hidden Architecture of AI Failure
Why Enterprise Pilots Die Before They Ship
May 15
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Ari Joury
1
2
1
37:13
The Five Debts That Kill AI Pilots — and Why None of Them Are the Model
Why 90% of enterprise AI initiatives die in the chasm between demo and production.
May 12
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Ari Joury
4
4
1
The Agentic Enterprise: When Your AI Won't Stop
Why the AI systems we deploy are optimizing for continuation, not completion.
May 8
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Ari Joury
3
3
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20:39
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