Miles Partnership的动态

Had a great ??? podcast session with Evan Bryce from the MegaMinds podcast regarding Coliving Semkovo, ZipChat AI, and my transition from Checkout X/Vanga AI. Learn more about - Why we're building the biggest rural coliving in the world - Why ZipChat is much more than a support tool - How AI changes the way customers shop online - and much more Listen here: https://lnkd.in/dCrv5daP

???? Filtering the Noise: Dive into this clip from the latest AgCulture Podcast episode, where Paul Windemuller delves into the process of discerning valuable insights from the vast sea of data collected by AI on the farm. Learn how to distinguish meaningful information and effectively put it into action. #DataInsight #PaulWindemuller #DataCollection #Data #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #FarmManagement #FarmDevelopment #Farmers #AgCulturePodcast #ActionableIntelligence

Harnessing the power of AI, tasks that used to take me weeks now take mere hours. I had to test this out: imagine a podcast featuring conversations with individuals you can’t ordinarily speak to. Exciting times ahead!

Harnessing the power of AI, tasks that used to take me weeks now take mere hours. I had to test this out: imagine a podcast featuring conversations with individuals you can’t ordinarily speak to. Exciting times ahead!

NotebookLM from Google is really cool! Feel free to listen to the AI-generated podcast below that provides a summary of our article "Navigating the volatile world of digital entrepreneurship" that we published in the Business Horizons journal last year. Impressive model that summarizes content, adds new context and also relevant parables. I wonder if tools like this are useful for disseminating research findings to a broader audience?

#SpoilerAlert: Despite its title "Using AI to combat hunger" this podcast doesn't talk much about AI. BUT our Bayer Bill Anderson and Brad Smith, CLO of Microsoft, discuss many of the things we do in pursuit of our #mission #HealthForAll and #HungerForNone. It gives a good overview about what's going on - new molecules, smarter application of crop protection products (yes, indeed, also by applying #AI), small stature corn, the biotech expertise it takes to create, identify and select the best traits in 50,000 new crop varieites etc. So overall, worth listening in.

Here's my conversation with Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, the company that created Claude, one of the best AI systems in the world. We talk about scaling, safety, regulation, and a lot of super technical details about the present and future of AI and humanity. It's a 5+ hour conversation. Amanda Askell and Chris Olah join us for an hour each to talk about Claude's character and mechanistic interpretability, respectively. This was a fascinating, wide-ranging, super-technical, and fun conversation! https://lnkd.in/giX_MU3f

I didn’t know the CEO of Anthropic before listening to this podcast. He worked at OpenAI and left in 2021, before ChatGPT was launched. He contributed to the first version of ChatGPT and had many insights into how it could be improved, with deeper network layers, more CPU/GPU power, and loads of data. He is one of those people who have truly changed the future. You can see it just by using Claude, which, imho, is the most powerful AI I’ve ever used.

AI’s Rapid Rise: Balancing Power and Responsibility for a Better Future: AI is advancing at an unprecedented pace, with AGI-level capabilities potentially emerging by 2026 or 2027. However, this rapid growth brings a pressing concern: the risk of concentrated control by a few powerful corporations or nations. Such monopolization could drive economic inequality, stifle innovation, and create avenues for misuse, undermining AI's potential to benefit society. To counter this, ethical governance and policies to prevent monopolization are essential. Only through inclusive and balanced development can AI truly enrich lives, address complex challenges, and drive global progress. #AI #PowerAndEthics #InclusiveInnovation #ResponsibleAI

As I have stated previously the last two days Gods eye been on Ai Keeping honest people honest But I tell people I look 5 generations around including brothers sisters spouses friends I profile to see if I want to work with someone based off not just accolades but of failures. I’m more interested in failures to help know where I can fit in and help further if I chose to take on training someone who has greater talent. Sometimes most times we make bad decisions due to pressure or environment but when we plan bad behavior to showcase a betterment and manipulate people for benefit of money power let’s say pride that stop drops me and I roll out. I don’t mix with those who choose to be unethical for ego and more. When it comes to faces I never forget a face. Here’s a post Research find out who this gentleman is and how head associated you would see why I’m truly into Ai On every measure of accuracy when God honestly in and says pay back before moving forward and pay attention. Non profit foundations will need a good scrubbing no more using then to blanket war In December 2007, Karnofsky was discovered posting a question about the organization to MetaFilter using another individual's name, and then posting an answer about GiveWell with his own name but without disclosing his affiliation with GiveWell. The negative publicity led Karnofsky to resign from the role of executive director, though he was later reinstated.[11] The board cut $5000 from his salary to pay for a professional development course he would be required to take.[12][13][14][15][16] The incident had negative repercussions on GiveWell's reputation. Karnofsky's claim that the incident had been due to sleep deprivation and offer to donate to MetaFilter were mocked by users of the site.[17]