How can nature help us slow down and reconnect with ourselves?
In this episode, I talk with Anca Beleiu, a forest bathing guide from Romania, about her journey of leaving the corporate world and discovering the healing power of nature. She explains the practice of forest bathing, the wisdom of seasonal cycles, and simple daily habits we can adopt to bring more presence into our lives, even in busy cities.
A heartfelt and inspiring conversation for anyone searching for balance, stillness, and a deeper connection with the natural world.
Anca's website: https://www.ancabeleiu.com/
Join us for an enlightening conversation with leadership expert Kasia Gurgul as we explore the critical intersections of artificial intelligence, effective leadership, and talent development in today’s fast-paced world.
In this episode, we discuss how AI can enhance human performance, the essential traits leaders need to navigate uncertainty, and strategies for balancing employee engagement with a return on investment in skill development. Kasia also shares valuable insights on the coaching skills leaders must cultivate to help their teams adapt to change and addresses concerns around job displacement in the evolving workforce.
Tune in for practical advice and thought-provoking discussions that can empower you to thrive in the age of innovation and transformation!
About Kasia Gurgul:
Kasia is the founder of Mindquest Global Leadership Development, equipping tech executives and managers with the mindsets & skills to turn talent into results, avoid tunnel vision, and navigate the constantly changing business landscape by creating a coaching culture. Over the past 10 years, Kasia has worked closely with leaders around the world at growth-stage start-ups & global organizations, including Amazon, Cisco, LinkedIn, Salesforce & Visa. In 2022, she was listed in the Top 15 Coaches in Victoria, Canada, despite her focus on international work
In this episode, I had an interesting conversation with Supreet Kaur about the fascinating world of data products and their growing significance in today's technological landscape. We explored what defines a data product and discussed how organizations can leverage these powerful tools to gain a competitive edge.
Supreet broke down the key factors that make data products effective and examined their impact on traditional data management and governance practices. We highlighted real-world examples of successful data products that have revolutionized industries and businesses, showcasing their transformative power.
We also delved into the challenges and considerations involved in developing and monetizing data products. Supreet shared valuable insights on overcoming these hurdles, ensuring organizations can successfully harness the potential of data products.
Our discussion covered the integration of data products into the AI lifecycle, from data acquisition and preprocessing to model development and deployment. Supreet explained how these products can streamline and enhance the entire AI process.
We also tackled the ethical implications of data products, addressing concerns around privacy, security, and biases. Supreet offered strategies for ensuring responsible and ethical use of data products while maximizing their value and impact.
Finally, we looked ahead to emerging trends and future prospects for data products, exploring how they will shape the AI landscape in the coming years. This episode is packed with expert perspectives and actionable takeaways.
Tune in to gain a comprehensive understanding of data products and their pivotal role in driving technological innovation and business success!
Join data science expert Vanessa Pizante in this enlightening podcast as she takes you on a journey through the world of data-driven insights. With over four years of experience, Vanessa, a key member of the Sobeys team, provides a unique perspective on how measurement and experimentation can revolutionize decision-making and drive business success. Discover the art of crafting scalable measurement frameworks that keep businesses agile in a rapidly changing market. Delve into the intricacies of Bayesian methods and their application in building effective measurement strategies. Tune in to explore the challenges and considerations of developing robust measurement frameworks and gain actionable insights into leveraging data for strategic growth.
Join us in this captivating episode of the D4 Data Podcast as we embark on a journey into the future of AI and its potential to shape a more sustainable world. Our esteemed guest, Alice Schmidt, a renowned global sustainability advisor and business consultant, offers invaluable insights gathered over 25 years at the forefront of social, environmental, and economic affairs.
In this thought-provoking discussion, we explore the boundless possibilities of AI in tackling global challenges and driving positive change. Alice's experience working with diverse organizations, including UN agencies, the World Bank, and the European Commission, lends a unique perspective to the conversation.
Delving into her latest book, "Fast Forward: How to Harness the Potential of AI for a Better Future" (co-authored with Claudia Winkler), Alice reveals how AI can be harnessed as a powerful tool for creating sustainable and prosperous communities worldwide.
From systems thinking and circularity to climate action and social transformation, we unpack various aspects of sustainable business and its intersection with AI. Our audience gains invaluable insights into how AI can catalyze positive impact across industries and regions.
Tune in to this enlightening episode as we discover the transformative role AI can play in building a brighter future for all. Whether you're an AI enthusiast, a sustainability advocate, or simply curious about the possibilities of technology in shaping a better world, this podcast is a must-listen.
See more at https://www.aliceschmidt.at/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliceschmidt/, also check out http://www.sustainability-puzzle.org, Latest book published by Alice: https://www.sustainability-puzzle.org/fast-forward.html
In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Garrett Gerson, the innovative founder and CEO of VARIANT3D, a disruptive technology platform shaping the future of textiles through 3D knitting. Join us as we delve into the world of sustainable textile manufacturing and explore how VARIANT3D is leading the charge in creating a more sustainable, transparent, and innovative industry.
Garrett takes us on a journey, sharing the origin story of VARIANT3D and how the idea of using 3D knitting to revolutionize textiles came to fruition. Discover the unique aspects that set VARIANT3D apart from traditional manufacturers and how their patented technology enables the 3D knitting of finished soft goods with near-zero waste.
We dive deep into VARIANT3D's digital twin LOOP design software, understanding how it empowers on-demand production and customization of textiles, while drastically reducing production time. Garrett also sheds light on the company's focus on education, driving down factory costs, and promoting the widespread adoption of their cutting-edge technology.
As a member of the Innovation Board for Peter Diamandis's XPrize Foundation, Garrett shares his passion for nurturing businesses that develop industry-changing technologies. We explore the role of technology in creating a better, safer, and more sustainable world and how VARIANT3D's vision aligns with this mission.
Join us for this thought-provoking episode as we unravel the future of textile manufacturing and discover how VARIANT3D is paving the way for a more sustainable and innovative industry.
Join us for an enlightening episode as we sit down with Sophia Yang, a Senior Data Scientist and Developer Advocate at Anaconda. Sophia's passion for data science and Python open-source communities shines through her numerous contributions and active involvement in the field. In this episode, we explore Sophia's journey and delve into her invaluable insights on open-source development, community building, and the latest advancements in data science.
Sophia's expertise is unmatched as an esteemed author of popular Python libraries such as condastats, cranlogs, PyPowerUp, intake-stripe, and intake-salesforce. We discuss the significance of these libraries and how they have empowered developers and data scientists worldwide. Sophia also shares her experiences serving on the steering committee of the Python open-source visualization system, HoloViz, and her volunteer work at prestigious conferences like NumFOCUS, PyData, and SciPy.
Throughout the conversation, Sophia draws upon her academic background in Computer Science, Statistics, and Educational Psychology from The University of Texas at Austin. Her unique perspective and deep understanding of the industry shed light on the challenges and opportunities within the data science landscape.
Whether you're a seasoned data scientist, a Python enthusiast, or simply curious about the world of open-source development, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we gain inspiration and valuable insights from Sophia Yang's remarkable journey and commitment to empowering the data science community.
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Welcome to this special episode of the Sustainable Fashion Podcast with Sarah Garner! In today's discussion, we delve deep into circular fashion and the inspiring story behind Retykle, Asia's first and largest resale platform for pre-loved children's fashion.
Join us as Sarah takes us on a journey through her mission to make fashion more sustainable while addressing the challenge of what to do with outgrown clothes. Learn about the environmental impact of the fashion industry and how Retykle is pioneering a solution that benefits both the planet's and parents' budgets.
In this episode, Sarah shares her insights into building a successful circular fashion platform, the importance of conscious consumption, and the role of individuals in creating a more sustainable future. Discover how Retykle is reshaping the fashion landscape by offering over 2,000 designer brands at 50 to 90 percent off the original retail price, making sustainable fashion accessible and affordable for all.
If you're passionate about sustainability, interested in the circular economy, or simply curious about innovative solutions within the fashion industry, this episode is not to be missed. Join us as we uncover the transformative power of Retykle and explore how you can contribute to a greener and more conscious world through your fashion choices.
Tune in to be inspired, educated, and empowered to make a difference in the fashion industry and beyond.
In this episode, Ravit Dotan, an expert in AI ethics and responsible AI governance, shares her insights on the crucial topic of ensuring that AI ethics implementation is grounded in genuine moral principles that respect all stakeholders. We discuss the need for a comprehensive and coherent framework of ethical guidelines, guidance for AI developers and users, fundamental challenges of bias, discrimination, and inequality in AI decision-making, implications of AI ethics for different domains, transparency, and accountability, and fostering a culture of ethical awareness and responsibility. Join us for this insightful conversation on AI ethics and responsible AI governance.
Ravit Dotan is an accomplished AI researcher, advocate for responsible AI governance, and creator of tech ethics content. She is the Co-Founder and Director of the Collaborative AI Responsibility (CAIR) Lab at the University of Pittsburgh, where she leads research on responsible AI governance, and is also a Responsible AI advocate at Bria.ai, a generative AI startup. Ravit's work has been featured in publications such as the New York Times and TechCrunch, and she was recognized as one of the 100 Brilliant Women in AI ethics 2023 by Women in AI Ethics. She received a 2022 "Distinguished Paper" Award from FAccT, the top AI ethics conference, and earned a Ph.D. in Philosophy from UC Berkeley.
In this episode, we sit down with Marisa Tschopp, an expert in the intersection of technology and human psychology. Marisa takes us on a journey through the fascinating and complex relationship between humans and artificial intelligence.
We explore the concept of anthropomorphism and how it shapes our perceptions of AI, as well as the role of computers as social actors and how it affects trust in AI. Marisa shares her insights on the rise of voice assistants like Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri, and the potential for addiction to chatbots like Replika AI and Xiaoice.
Join us as we delve into the ethical considerations surrounding the use of AI in our daily lives and the impact it has on our society. If you're interested in the latest developments in technology and artificial intelligence, this episode is a must-listen. Marisa Tschopp
Marisa Tschopp is a researcher at scip AG, Ambassador and Chief Research Officer at Women in AI NPO, and Co-Chair of the IEEE Trust and Agency in AI Systems committee. She researches AI from a psychological perspective, addressing a variety of questions about psychological phenomena with a particular interest in ethical implications.
Her research focuses on trust, performance measurement of conversational AI (A-IQ), agency, leadership, and issues of gender equality in AI. As an organizational psychologist, she has experience in social and educational settings with a particular passion for digital teaching and learning trends. She has studied and taught at various universities in Germany, Canada and Switzerland. She has published various media articles, book chapters and essays and is a frequent speaker at conferences and events (including TEDx) worldwide.
In this episode, we sit with Brooke Joseph, a 17-year-old innovator and aspiring artificial intelligence expert. We discuss the intersection of Gen Z and technology and how Brooke has found her passion for AI and Federated Learning. We delve into how technology affects how Gen Z interacts with and understands technology and the role of education and training in meeting the needs of the next generation of tech innovators. We also explore the potential impact of Gen Z's diverse perspectives and experiences on the technology industry's future, as well as how the social and political climate shapes the industry and its opportunities. Join us for an engaging conversation on the future of technology with a rising star in the field. Read more about Brooke
In this episode of the D4 Data Podcast, we welcome Sandra Binninger, a digital transformation and society enthusiast with a background in law and experience working in the Estonian Ministry of Justice. Sandra discusses the complex topic of digital transformation in the public sector, exploring the challenges and opportunities of implementing technology-driven initiatives. With a focus on the mindset and culture required to drive successful transformational change, Sandra shares her insights and experiences, drawing on her work in both Estonia and Germany. This thought-provoking conversation explores the multifaceted aspects of digital transformation, including innovation, policy, citizen experience, and the importance of digital skills development. Tune in to discover how digital transformation is shaping the future of society and the public sector.
Sandra Binninger is a digital transformation and society enthusiast with a passion for challenging the status quo and supporting the digital transformation process. As a self-described digital native and e-Estonian, Sandra has a deep understanding of the multifaceted aspects of digital transformation, including the crucial role of mindset and culture. With a master's degree in law and years of experience as an advisor in the Estonian Ministry of Justice, Sandra brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table. Currently working as a senior consultant at Westernacher Solutions GmbH, a German software company, Sandra is dedicated to driving transformational change and helping organizations navigate the challenges and opportunities of the digital age.
In this episode, we speak with Brent Halonen, a Manufacturing AI visionary, co-founder, and director of AI at Steelhead Technologies. Brent shares his insights on the role of AI scheduling in job shop manufacturing and its impact on optimizing production processes and maximizing efficiency. He shares his extensive experience working with job shop manufacturers and how Steelhead is introducing cutting-edge solutions well-suited to the fast-paced environment of production floors. Join us as we discuss the benefits of AI scheduling, successful implementations, potential risks and limitations, and how job shop manufacturers can effectively adopt and integrate this technology into their operations.
Brent Halonen is a Manufacturing AI visionary and Co-Founder and Director of AI at Steelhead Technologies. He uses his extensive experience working on industrial shop floors to engineer cutting-edge solutions that are well-suited to the fast-paced environment of production floors. Under his leadership, Steelhead is introducing AI scheduling to job shop manufacturers, an industry that has been overlooked until now.
In this podcast, I sit with Pernille Bülow to explore the intersection of digital technology and mental health. We discuss the impact of smartphones and wearables in preventing and treating mental illness, as well as the potential of biosensors in the prevention and treatment of mental health conditions.
As with any technology, ethical considerations are important to explore, and we delve into some of the key issues surrounding using digital tools for mental health. We also discuss the accessibility and affordability of these technologies and compare their effectiveness with traditional methods.
Of course, no technology is without potential downsides or risks, and we examine some of the challenges and limitations of digital mental health solutions. We also talk about integrating these technologies with existing mental health systems and how to stay up to date with the latest trends in this rapidly evolving field.
We touch on the role of mental health professionals and peer support networks in the adoption and use of these digital tools, and Pernille shares her own journey and experience as a digital health expert.
Finally, we discuss some of the mental health tools companies offer their employees and the potential benefits and drawbacks of these programs. Tune in for an insightful and informative conversation on the future of digital technology and mental health.
Pernille Bülow, PhD, is an expert on mental health and illness, with over 10 years of research experience. She is currently a writer for Psychology Today and publishes a regular newsletter on the neuroscience of mental health Pernille serves as a consultant, advisor and board member for companies whose missions are to combat mental illness and cognitive challenges. She works for the software company iMotions as a consultant and tech expert on biosensor research. Pernille holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of Copenhagen and UC Berkeley in Psychology, a PhD in Neuroscience from Emory University and worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital. Her research focused on brain development, early life experiences and nature vs. nurture using animal models.
In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Teegan Bartos, an award-winning resume writer and certified career coach. We delved into thought leadership and explored its importance in today's competitive job market.
Teegan shared valuable insights and practical tips on identifying areas of expertise, building a personal brand, and strategies for building a successful thought leadership brand. We also discussed common pitfalls to avoid, ways to leverage thought leadership to open up new career opportunities, and to balance the need to be authentic and transparent.
Additionally, we talked about handling criticism, drawing lines between sharing insights and ideas, and the role of social media in building a thought leadership brand. Teegan also touched on the challenge of creating a thought leadership brand, means of communication, measuring success, and dealing with the fear of failure or rejection.
Tune in now to gain valuable insights and practical tips on building a thought leadership brand, and taking your career to the next level.
Teegan Bartos is an award-winning resume writer and certified career coach. She serves as a Job Search and Careers subject matter expert for The National Resume Writers Association, Forbes, Jobscan, and LinkedIn which led to her "Top Career Expert to Follow" recognition on LinkedIn. Teegan has served over 3,500 ambitious professionals throughout her career as a former recruiter, workforce development leader for the Department of Labor, and in her current role as Managing Director of Jolt Your Career.
In this episode, we dive into the topic of ChatGPT and the future of the legal profession. Join us as we explore the impact of this large language model on the field of law and the ways in which it is being used for document generation, legal research, and decision-making. We also examine the ethical and moral considerations, as well as the potential biases and limitations of using ChatGPT in the legal field. Finally, we discuss the future of the legal profession in light of ChatGPT and other AI advancements, and how legal professionals can adapt and evolve to remain relevant in this rapidly changing field. Tune in for a thought-provoking and informative discussion on the relationship between ChatGPT and the legal profession.
Susann Funke is a lawyer and an entrepreneur at heart. Susann has been involved in a number of business foundation processes during her consultancy times in addition to practicing energy law for almost 15 years. Prior to co-founding LEX AI, Susann’s legal practice was focused on consultancy on energy law along the corporate/commercial. During her time as a lawyer, she was deeply involved in regulatory topics meaning that companies found themselves confronted with new or updated regulations not knowing what the impact on them is not only from a regulatory perspective but also from a process and business development perspective.
Read more about Lex AI: https://lexai.co/en
In this episode of the D4 Data Podcast, we sit down with Sally Giblin, a leader in the climate action movement. Listen as we discuss the importance of approaching climate action with a sense of "stubborn optimism," the power of "What if" thinking for a better future, and the need for shared responsibility and collaboration across generations. We also delve into the political and economic barriers to implementing sustainable solutions at scale, the impact of climate change on marginalized communities, and ways to communicate the urgency of the climate crisis to the young generation. Sally also shares examples of community-based solutions and her thoughts on intergenerational change and overcoming barriers. Additionally, she shares her inspiration and aspirations and discusses her podcast Hope Act Thrive. Tune in for an enlightening and inspiring discussion on taking action to combat climate change.
Sally Giblin is an award-winning founder, podcast co-host, environmentalist, writer, and parent. Her purpose is to unleash the power of families to rewrite our climate story. Sally is a Co-Founder of Be The Future, which is a creating educational multimedia for children that inspires families to take environmental action using humour, surprise and hope. She's also a Co-Host of the Hope. Act. Thrive. Podcast, where she has bite-size conversations with leading climate thinkers, doers and shakers. Sally also writes and speaks about climate change and raising nature-loving children, for publications such as Pebble Magazine, Peppermint Magazine, The Grace Tales, Happy Eco News, Thrive, and Climate Conscious. Sally is a Greenpeace Australia Pacific General Assembly Member, an Australian Parents for Climate Action spokesperson, and a Climate Reality Leader. She’s also a startup mentor for Founder Institute, the world's largest early-stage accelerator. She’s been at the forefront of many social impact initiatives over the years, with organizations such as Young UN Women and Social Good Summit.
Join us in this episode of the D4 Data Podcast as we delve into the topic of "Grounded Language Understanding" with guest speaker Tamara Atanasoska. Tamara, a researcher in the field of natural language processing and cognitive science, shares her knowledge on the basics of grounded language learning, the cognitive and linguistic foundations for NLP tools, and the challenges in textual analysis. She also delves into the methodology behind embodied AI and her research on multimodal dialogue in game settings.
Tamara also discusses the challenges in data preparation, the differences between research and industrial sectors, code reproducibility, and scalability in terms of domain-centric requirements. Furthermore, she covers the current research landscape, ethics, and fairness in NLP research, and the importance of embedding cognitive science techniques and linguistics. Don't forget to check out Tamara's blog for more information and her aspirations for the future of NLP research. Tune in now!
Tamara's Blog: https://www.holophrase.de/
Tamara has been working for over 10 years in civic-tech and music-tech as a software engineer and developer relations. After dreaming about it for a long time, she has recently shifted to the intersection of (natural) language and technology. Tamara is doing NLP research as part of the Cognitive Systems Masters at the University of Potsdam and plans to continue to do academic research after finishing the program soon.
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In this episode, we're thrilled to have Sandra Kublik, author of the new book "GPT-3: The Ultimate Guide To Building NLP Products With OpenAI API" with us to discuss the exciting capabilities of LLMs and their potential applications. We'll be discussing Sandra's thoughts on the natural language understanding abilities of LLMs, the role of AI service providers, and some of the most popular LLMs currently in use. We'll also delve into the feasibility of custom AI solutions, the potential for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and the ethical and responsible considerations when building and deploying LLMs.
Join us as we explore the evolution of LLMs and the possibilities for custom solutions and services. Sandra will also share her aspirations in the field, and what she sees as the future of LLMs and AI advancements in general. Don't miss this informative and thought-provoking episode of the D4 Data Podcast!"
Sandra Kublik is the co-author of the O’Reilly manual book “GPT-3: The Ultimate Guide To Building NLP Products With OpenAI API” an AI entrepreneur, influencer and community builder, fostering AI business innovation in her work. She runs a YouTube channel dedicated to the latest AI trends, particularly large language models. She has served as a mentor and coach to AI-first companies, co-founded the world's first independent AI acceleration program for startups, and grew and successfully scaled a global hackathon community of AI professionals and enthusiasts. Currently, she is building NLP developer community at Cohere.
Sandra's book: https://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B0BRTBD9WM/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0
Sandra's youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@sandra_kublik
In this episode, we dive into the world of data-centric AI and NLP, exploring the ethical considerations, limitations, and trade-offs that come with this approach. We start off discussing data-centric AI, and the ethical considerations that come with it in the context of NLP. We also delve into the limitations of data-centric approaches in NLP, and the trade-offs between using a larger dataset versus a curated, smaller dataset. We also touch on the problem of concept drift and the potential for generating biased or misleading data while augmenting data. We also discuss the importance of ensuring the quality of labels obtained through crowdsourcing and how to achieve that.
Daniel Vila Suero shared with us why Argilla is open source and how Argilla is adapting to the rapidly changing landscape in the AI industry. Join us as we explore the challenges and opportunities in data-centric NLP and discover how Argilla is pushing the boundaries of what's possible with these models.
Daniel Vila Suero is the CEO and co-founder of Argilla. During his PhD thesis on Artificial Intelligence (UPM, 2016), Daniel designed, developed and deployed the end-to-end framework powering the datos.bne.es service from the National Library of Spain. Daniel left academia in 2017 to found Argilla.
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Argilla: https://www.argilla.io/
