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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2026 · 36 MIN

Andrew Engel - Building AI to Detect Concussions

from Data Day with Greg Michaelson · host Greg Michaelson

Greg reconnects with Andrew Engel to talk about leaving the LLM SaaS wave behind and building something tangible. After years in the data science startup ecosystem, Andrew is now co-founding Nyst.ai, using computer vision and movement analysis to detect concussions from a mobile phone. They discuss startup realities, prompt engineering skepticism, remote work, and what it’s like to move from employee to founder.

Greg reconnects with Andrew Engel to talk about leaving the LLM SaaS wave behind and building something tangible. After years in the data science startup ecosystem, Andrew is now co-founding Nyst.ai, using computer vision and movement analysis to detect concussions from a mobile phone. They discuss startup realities, prompt engineering skepticism, remote work, and what it’s like to move from employee to founder.

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