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Subscribe to Science Friday Much of the code that describes the inner workings of social networks, helps apps predict your musical interests, and underlies innovations in AI traces back to advances in mathematical theory and data science that fundamentally describe how massive networks behave. Jennifer Chayes helped create that field of math. She also spent 20 years at Microsoft building interdisciplinary research labs. Now, at UC Berkeley, her interests lie in using machine learning to work on topics like materials science, cancer immunotherapy, ethical decision-making, and climate change. She joins Flora for a wide-ranging discussion about math, networks, AI, academia, and her path between them. Donate To Science Friday Invest in quality science journalism by making a donation to Science Friday. Segment Guests Dr. Jennifer Chayes is the dean of the College of Computing, Data Science, and Society at UC Berkeley. Segment Transcript The transcript is being processed. It will be available 2-3 days after this story’s publication date. Meet the Producers and Host About Flora Lichtman Flora Lichtman is a host of Science Friday. In a previous life, she lived on a research ship where apertivi were served on the top deck, hoisted there via pulley by the ship’s chef. About Charles Bergquist As Science Friday’s director and senior producer, Charles Bergquist channels the chaos of a live production studio into something sounding like a radio program. Favorite topics include planetary sciences, chemistry, materials, and shiny things with blinking lights.