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The Behavioral Data Science Podcast

The Behavioral Data Science Podcast

De : David J. Cox and Jacob Sosine
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A podcast for those interested in what's going on at the intersection of behavior science and data science.David J. Cox and Jacob Sosine Science
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    • Episode 030: Reviewing and Extending the Recent Issue of AI in Medicine
      Jan 25 2026

      In this episode, Jake and David discuss articles from the recent issue of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine. They also discuss how the underlying technologies and concepts might be translated to behavioral health services.

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      1 h et 1 min
    • Episode 029: ChatGPT Health & Claude Healthcare
      Jan 18 2026

      OpenAI and Anthropic have recently released products where users can connect health-related data and receive healthcare advice and guidance.

      Jake and David discuss these products, the potential benefits to ease of access to personalized healthcare-related information, and the potential harms from inaccurate (or dangerous) recommendations and data privacy concerns.

      At the end of the episode, they each answer the question we all have to ask ourselves: "Will you be hooking your data up to these systems?"

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      1 h et 11 min
    • Episode 028: Building the Dataset: From Chaos to Order
      Dec 7 2025

      Realistically, you can't build any model of behavior-environment relations if you can't (a) find the data you need and (b) integrate those data into a usable database.

      In this episode of The Behavioral Data Science Podcast, we discuss the many considerations and decisions one needs to make. And, we do so by discussing a seven-year-long project Jake has been working on to build a usable database of all open-source articles published within five behavior-analytic journals.

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      1 h et 7 min
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