The AI Files

In this short episode, I discuss the Claude's personal style, DeepSeek R1, Quen, OpenAI's ambitious plans but legal fight from Musk and bunch of other news

In this episode, we talked about quote of the week 'There is no wall' by Sam Altman on AI scaling hitting the data wall. We covered launches of Google's LearnAbout and Gemini Live in the app on iPhone. Additionally, we talked about relevant AI news around several lawsuits from Musk etc. Shownotes: OpenAI Nears Launch of AI Agents to Automate Tasks For Users - Bloomberg What if AI doesn’t just keep...

In this episode, we lamented about US president elect Donald Trump and his stance on AI along with Perplexity CEO's opportunistic offer to New York Times, Mistral APIs, Apple Intelligence and AI in Tennis app SwingVision etc

In this episode, we sat with Dr Harvey Castro to hear his fascinating vision and refreshing methods to use AI to increase efficiency, efficacy and empathy in interactions between Physicians and Patients. This is a must watch for anyone trying to understand nuances of AI in healthcare as well as art of the possible.   Don't forget to check Harvey's recent talk at TEDx How AI and humans can revoluti...

In this episode, we discussed launches of Search feature in OpenAI ChatGPT and agents from LinkedIn and Google along with GitHub's Spark and inclusion of other models. Also, covered impressive earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta, driven by AI advancements as well as several other news, launches, company, trivia and concepts. Show notes: Gen AI adoption: The next inflection point | McKinsey...

In this episode, we covered Anthropic's Computer use, Google's NotebookLM, Microsoft's Copilot Agents, essay from Dario Amodei, AI company Suki and a bunch of AI related news.   Shownotes: Thom Yorke, Julianne Moore join letter protesting unauthorized AI training - The Washington Post OpenAI hires its first chief economist | TechCrunch Home - Suki AI AI-Driven Cataclysm Could Rock the Job Market:...

We discussed news of the week, Yann LeCun's comment about AI not smarter than a house cat, Scale AI's business model, Feds using AI, and launches from Mistral, Meta and Nvidia along with other items   Show Notes: AI helped Uncle Sam catch $1 billion of fraud in one year. And it’s just getting started | CNN Business This AI Pioneer Thinks AI Is Dumber Than a Cat - WSJ Google replaces executive in c...

In this episode, we delve into the Nobel prizes for contribution via AI, Tesla's 'We, Robot' event with launches of Olympus, Cybercab and Robovan as well as new paper on Adoption of AI, VoiceRAG, Azure demo on advanced voice capability and a few other items.   Show notes: AMD sees next AI chip in mass production later this year | Reuters Cancer AI Alliance joins medical and tech expertise together...

In this episode, I interviewed ChatGPT with Advanced Voice Capabilities. Also, discussed OpenAI DevDay launches including Real Time API, Canvas, Prompt Caching & Vision fine tuning along with Copilot refresh from Microsoft and Meta's Movie Gen. Covered major news, UN's AI recommendations and AI company Cerebras. Show Notes: Announcing new products and features for Azure OpenAI Service includin...

In this episode, we covered Meta's Connect event that had peak preview of Orion AR glasses and comparison to Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, Meta AI's multi-modal features and integration with Meta's social media platforms, Microsoft's Trustworthy AI, a set of prompt engineering techniques Spotlighting from Microsoft Research along with news and happenings.

In this episode, we discussed AI's energy needs, California regulations, Copilot Wave 2, AI at US Open etc. We also covered World Labs as AI startup of the week and their goals on Large World Models (LWM).

"Great AI requires great IA", says Imran Chaudhri, HLS chief architect at Progress. In this episode, we had a talk with Imran about AI and the data dependencies as well as the trends and predictions on AI and other fascinating bits. 

This episode covers o1-preview and o1-mini models, AI's impact on elections, Apple Intelligence, Prompt Injection & prevention and AI start-up 'Learn Prompting' etc.   OpenAI introduces a new series of pathbreaking models, o1-preview and o1-mini, designed to enhance reasoning, problem-solving, and critical thinking processes. These textual only models, with a 128K context window, excel in task...

In this episode, we talked with Scott Bounds, a Sr Director of Data & AI at Microsoft. His deep experience in the industry of Media & Sports, comes out as rich insights about the industry embracing AI at a rapid speed. 

In this episode, we cover Zuckerberg-Elk joint piece in The Economist, AI start up Empower for auto fine-tuning, multiple launches of image generation tools like Imagine 3 and Ideogram, new NeMo pruned model, Phi3.5 launch and Text-To-Speech Avatars from Azure as well as how AI is transforming enterprise functions. 

In this episode, we covered a number of news & announcements related to Grok 2, Azure self-serve PTUs, AI Risks & Regulation, Prompt Caching and Walmart using AI etc.   Show Notes MIT researchers release a repository of AI risks | TechCrunch The AI Risk Repository: A Comprehensive Meta-Review, Database, and Taxonomy of Risks From Artificial Intelligence (website-files.com) AI Risk Reposito...

This week, we're diving deep into the latest power shifts at OpenAI, exploring what these executive changes mean for the future of AI. We also cover Amazon's impressive new Titan Image Generator v2 and the introduction of Figure 02, the humanoid robot pushing the boundaries of AI-driven robotics. Plus, we discuss the growing momentum in AI regulation, with new legislation on deepfakes taking cente...

In this episode, we will cover AI related news as well as announcements like Gemma 2, GitHub Models, Meta AI Studio and Graph RAG etc. We also covered an AI case study demonstrating real world gains and how AI is used for good. 

In this episode, we are hosting Stephen Kaufman, AI Architect at Microsoft, to discuss LLMOps, an important discipline to manage the life cycle of LLMs in an organization. LLMs is like DevOps/MLOps but focused on GenAI applications and models.

In this episode, we have discussed LLAMA3.1, Mistral Large 2, Generative search, Search GPT, Prompt report etc as well as comparing between MaaS and hosting of open source models

In this episode, we will talk about and demo GPT-4o Mini as well as bunch of other news & launches around Multi-modal AI, regulations, and content credentials initiatives etc   NBC to use AI-generated version of Al Michaels' voice during Summer Olympics (nbcnews.com) Microsoft and Apple back away from OpenAI board (artificialintelligence-news.com) Woman uses artificial intelligence to speak af...

AI Agents are the future, driving intelligent automation to transforming user experience and increasing efficiencies. In this episode, Simon Lacasse, AI Global Blackbelt at Microsoft discusses the AI Agents, their evolution, future, patterns, examples and how to get started. 

Claude 3.5 Sonnet from Anthropic is amazing and breaks new grounds. Let's talk about it and also compare it against GPT4-o to get more clarity for a decision making. Apple Intelligence is a different take on portraying AI, less technically and more in human experience terms. Let's also cover a few other news related to AI that matter.   Check the show notes here: https://time.com/6978195/ilya-suts...

Use of generative AI has nearly doubled in the last six months, with 75% of global knowledge workers utilizing it, according to the Microsoft WTI report. Scaling through adoption, skilling and responsible deployment is the next frontier in the enterprises.   Honored to have Matthew Fish join us and enlighten us on the 'State of AI' in the corporate world with his amazing breadth of insights. Matt...

This episode is part 2 of "Everything you wanted to know about LLMs" with Simon Lacasse who is a Global Blackbelt expert in AI at Microsoft. He covers several intriguing details of how Large Language Models (LLMs) work. Don't miss it and also check out part 1 in episode 6 if you have not done so already