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- 4 days ago10 min
Patient matching: cap overlays before chasing duplicate rates
Hospitals are pushed to cut duplicate patient records, and the fastest route is more aggressive auto-merging. This episode asks what that does to overlay risk. Using OneFlorida's 99.3% matching precision (7 false merges per 1,000), the BMJ Quality and Safety duplicate mortality study, an ECRI overlay case, the MATCH IT Act and TEFCA, the guest argues for capping overlays at one false merge per 1,000 automated merges, while the host pushes back on duplicate deaths. Listeners leave able to set an overlay ceiling, split matches into auto-merge, human review and link-only bands, set per-source thresholds as Intermountain did, sample past merges, and weigh AHIMA cost figures and equity risks for clinical AI. 0:00 Duplicate records vs overlays, BMJ mortality study 1:41 OneFlorida's 7 false merges per 1,000 3:55 MATCH IT Act and match rate standards 4:30 Capping overlays versus clearing duplicate backlogs 6:26 Overlay costs and linking instead of merging 8:02 Clinical AI and uneven matching errors
- 1 weeks ago8 min
Reddit login wall: a price tag on its AI data licensing
Is Reddit's move to make most of the site login-only a panic response to Google AI Mode cutting search referrals, or a pricing move? The episode argues the wall matters less for casual readers than for AI companies, since it closes the free logged-out route scrapers use while Reddit renegotiates its data licensing deal with Google. The host pushes back that lurkers are the top of the funnel. You come away able to separate a vanity metric like daily active uniques from revenue, see how one archive supports two money streams (targeted ads to logged-in users and licensing to model builders, including OpenAI and Google), and weigh the flywheel risk of a stale archive and what it means for brands' SEO. 0:00 Google AI Mode cuts Reddit search traffic 1:40 Who the Reddit login wall targets 2:27 Reddit's data licensing talks with Google 4:07 Daily active uniques versus engaged users 6:13 Ads, licensing and the data flywheel 6:54 What the wall means for SEO
- 1 weeks ago9 min
ETS data breach: one stolen SFTP login exposed student records
How did one compromised login give an intruder nearly four months inside the SFTP server where California swapped student test data with Educational Testing Service (ETS)? The files held names, test results, disability status, Section 504 status and records on students who left as far back as 2006. The hosts split on blame: ETS for the dwell time, or the state for pooling every child's record at one vendor behind one login. You walk away able to audit your own vendor file drops: name an owner, check whether MFA is on, enforce data minimisation with a scheduled deletion job, and treat contract clauses as no substitute for controls that block a bulk download at midnight. 0:00 ETS breach via stolen SFTP login 1:29 Disability and Section 504 records exposed 2:33 Records since 2006 and data minimisation 4:03 Blame debate: ETS or state design 6:12 Notification delays, lawsuits and fallout 7:26 Unowned file drops and missing MFA
- 2 weeks ago10 min
NAV error threshold: back-solving reconciliation tolerances
Who pays when a fund's NAV is wrong and the manager never saw the error? Under CSSF Circular 24/856 the investment fund manager corrects and compensates, even when the administrator calculated the price. The episode argues that managers should own one position and pricing record, backed by a written pricing policy, rather than inheriting whatever the administrator used. Listeners learn to back-solve reconciliation tolerances from the 0.5% NAV materiality threshold for fixed income UCITS funds: a tenth of it per break for same-day ownership, a quarter of it in open breaks as a NAV gate. Also covered: the aggregation clause, EU T+1, Invesco's identifier consolidation, circular matching, Bloomberg pricing drift and the SEC's Madison Capital Funding settlement. 0:00 Who pays for NAV errors under CSSF 24/856 0:59 Custodian, administrator and IBOR disagree on positions 3:23 Back-solving tolerances from the NAV threshold 5:56 NAV gate versus T+1 cut-offs 7:04 Identifiers, circular matching and price challenge 9:40 Reporting breaks to the board
- 3 weeks ago9 min
Asos hack: why marketing tools hold your Snowflake keys
How did hackers send a ransom note through the real Asos app? Reporting points to a conned employee and, per researcher Kevin Beaumont, Simon AI, a composable customer data platform owned by Monetate that reads straight from Snowflake with MFA optional and off by default. That route is unconfirmed. The episode argues the real failure is ownership: marketing bought it, data engineering wired it to the warehouse, and nobody owned the login. You leave with a concrete audit: list every third-party tool holding warehouse credentials, check whether MFA is enforced or only available, check whether it can message customers, and fix the risky ones with mandatory MFA or single sign-on before Friday. 0:00 Asos app push notification ransom note 1:55 Social engineering and the Simon AI CDP 3:31 Optional MFA on Snowflake-connected tools 6:17 Why composable CDPs are a data leader problem 7:31 Breach scale, extortion deadline, open questions 8:28 Auditing third-party warehouse credentials this week
- 3 weeks ago9 min
Asos hack: why marketing tools hold your Snowflake keys
How did hackers send a ransom note through the real Asos app? Reporting points to a conned employee and, per researcher Kevin Beaumont, Simon AI, a composable customer data platform owned by Monetate that reads straight from Snowflake with MFA optional and off by default. That route is unconfirmed. The episode argues the real failure is ownership: marketing bought it, data engineering wired it to the warehouse, and nobody owned the login. You leave with a concrete audit: list every third-party tool holding warehouse credentials, check whether MFA is enforced or only available, check whether it can message customers, and fix the risky ones with mandatory MFA or single sign-on before Friday. 0:00 Asos app push notification ransom note 1:55 Social engineering and the Simon AI CDP 3:31 Optional MFA on Snowflake-connected tools 6:17 Why composable CDPs are a data leader problem 7:31 Breach scale, extortion deadline, open questions 8:28 Auditing third-party warehouse credentials this week
- 3 weeks ago10 min
dbt State and agent-ready data: why declared meaning comes first
Agents dominated dbt Summit, but does smart orchestration or a context layer make data agent-ready on its own? The episode argues no. Fanatics Betting and Gaming saw about 0.2% model reuse from dbt State until it declared source freshness and model-level SLAs, which raised reuse to roughly 15%. The same pattern runs through Fivetran's Context Layer, AI audit trails and token costs. Listeners learn how dbt State is billed per daily active target table, including tests, why the Context Layer's beta status needs checking in writing, how git history serves as an audit trail, and how dbt models served through the MCP server cut Gong transcript tokens by 20x or more. 0:00 Fanatics and the 0.2% dbt State reuse rate 2:21 dbt State pricing and per-test charges 3:53 Fivetran Context Layer: early access risks 6:26 Auditing AI agents without a rulebook 7:49 Why token costs belong to data teams 9:17 Declare meaning before agents act
- 3 weeks ago10 min
dbt State and agent-ready data: why declared meaning comes first
Agents dominated dbt Summit, but does smart orchestration or a context layer make data agent-ready on its own? The episode argues no. Fanatics Betting and Gaming saw about 0.2% model reuse from dbt State until it declared source freshness and model-level SLAs, which raised reuse to roughly 15%. The same pattern runs through Fivetran's Context Layer, AI audit trails and token costs. Listeners learn how dbt State is billed per daily active target table, including tests, why the Context Layer's beta status needs checking in writing, how git history serves as an audit trail, and how dbt models served through the MCP server cut Gong transcript tokens by 20x or more. 0:00 Fanatics and the 0.2% dbt State reuse rate 2:21 dbt State pricing and per-test charges 3:53 Fivetran Context Layer: early access risks 6:26 Auditing AI agents without a rulebook 7:49 Why token costs belong to data teams 9:17 Declare meaning before agents act
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