Natural Language Processing, or NLP, is the way computers understand and use human language, just like we do! It powers cool things like chatbots, translation apps, and even helps analyze our feelings online.

Machine learning enables computers to learn from data and make predictions. Today's key takeaways include defining machine learning, how to train models, and the importance of diverse data for accuracy.

AI has moved from a futuristic concept to an integral part of daily life, often unnoticed. Today’s episode covers AI's usage in various industries including transportation, entertainment, healthcare, and personal devices, and of course, how Apple Intelligence is taking smartphones to another level.

We are going back to basics by focusing on understanding Artificial Intelligence (AI). Join us for a fun game of word association. We define AI and intelligence, briefly explain AI concepts like machine learning and large language models (LLMs), and also chat about myths about AI, its history, and the Turing Test's significance.

This week Will and Jill talk deepfakes, PwC's AI study, and the need for trust and transparency in AI development to ensure it empowers humanity rather than replace it.

Lots of updates from this week’s Made by Google 2024 including Google's AI strategy, Gemini Live's mobile conversational experience, the new Pixel Buds Pro 2, and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold phone.

There’s always something happening in the world of AI, and this week’s topics focus on John Schulman leaving OpenAI for Anthropic, Microsoft considering OpenAI a competitor, Zoom's AI-driven docs, and MIT's thermometer method for checking AI reliability.

This week’s episode dives into the increasing role of AI in the Olympics, from AI-powered highlights to security concerns, exploring the ethical implications and potential for bias in these new technologies.

Will and Jill discuss AI's growing presence in pop culture, how models are being trained, the potential of AI-powered productivity tools, a recent Disney data leak, and the ongoing debate about AI's role in creative industries.

This week’s topics include how AI is being used in the fashion industry, the availability of OpenAI in China, Microsoft and Apple's decision to no longer take board seats for OpenAI, and the potential of Perplexity as a search engine.

This week’s top topics included OpenAI blocking access from China, Dell and Supermicro providing hardware for Elon Musk's AI startup, hackers jailbreaking AI models, and Google's principles for AI regulation. The conversation touches on issues of access, competition, safety, ethics, and regulation in the AI industry.

This week’s topics include Safe Superintelligence (SSI Inc), Adobe's success with AI features and concerns about transparency, Salesforce's LLM benchmark for CRM, and the use of Amazon-powered AI cameras to detect emotions of train passengers in the UK.

Revathi Pillai, Chief Engineering Officer at Mutualink, discusses her experiences as a female leader and how she balances technical expertise with leadership responsibilities. Revathi shares the values instilled in her by her family, which have shaped her perception of life and her ability to go against the norm.

This episode covers four main topics: the investigation of Microsoft, NVIDIA, and OpenAI by the Justice Department and FTC, Elon Musk's X post about potentially banning Apple devices from his companies if Apple partners with OpenAI, the announcement of Apple Intelligence at the Worldwide Developers Conference, and Mistral AI's $640 million funding round.

This week’s topics include the collaboration between OpenAI and media outlets, a survey on teen and young adult generative AI usage, AI-generated sound effects from Eleven Lab, and the Third Thumb innovation out of Cambridge University.

Hosts Will and Jill chat about the latest developments in AI, covering OpenAI's Voice Assistant controversy involving Scarlett Johansson, Microsoft's AI Recall feature, Anthropic's advancements in understanding AI 'black boxes', Google's SynthID watermarking technology for AI-generated content, and emerging AI legislation spearheaded by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. They also touch upon the environmental impact of AI and industry trends.

This week’s topics include: digital doppelgangers, AI in medicine, iPad updates, and self-driving car technology. Jill and Will unpack how AI can augment and amplify human talent, the potential of AI in medicine, the New York Times' AI initiatives team, and more.

Terry Chevalier, Managing Director of Sunstone Associates and author of The Telecom Corner newsletter, shares his role as a management consultant, assisting leaders in helping bring their visionary projects to fruition and the complexities surrounding regulations, customer behavior, and innovations in telecom. The discussion further explores Terry's extensive career, highlighting his focus on technology and communication. Terry shares insights into the significance of customer experience, the impact of government funding on rural broadband expansion, and emerging technologies like open RAN, AI, and low Earth orbit satellites.

Colleagues Jill Berkowitz and William Bowen discuss AI-generated videos, generative AI platforms, responsible AI teams, temporary chat in ChatGPT, Tesla's humanoid robot, and AI-assisted coding.

Derek has had a passion for innovation and technology essentially forever. So, it’s no surprise that amongst his many career experiences, including working for Infoseek and a role at Disney, Derek also founded The Kerton Group which oversees the Telecom Council of Silicon Valley, the Auto Tech Council, and the Clean Tech Council. Here’s what you can expect from this episode: -a look at Internet portals from the late 90s -his memories from when he was a tech journalist -current trends in telecom -fascinating tech seen at CES And naturally, a bit about AI.