Never bet against SQL. The number of "SQL is Dead" articles I read back around 2016 felt endless. Yet here we are, and it feels like SQL is more popular than ever. If you're an analyst, data scientist, data engineer and honestly plenty of other job titles, you'll likely have to know SQL. But where is it all going? That's the conversation I am going to have with Rui and Richard this coming week. Rui Machado is the author of Analytics Engineering with SQL and dbt https://www.linkedin.com/in/rpmachado/ And Richard Meng is an ex-Snowflake Software engineer that led the Gen AI project for Snowflake's SQL Copilot and now is the co-founder or Roe AI a company focused on making unstructured data easier to access via SQL. https://www.linkedin.com/in/berkeleymeng/ https://www.getroe.ai/ What questions should I ask?

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