GPT3, ChatGPT and Conversational AI for HR

GPT3, ChatGPT and Conversational AI for HR

How can conversational intelligence (GPT3 and ChatGPT) help us get the best out of our people in an ever-changing workplace? Can new metrics help us learn how to manage best and utilize talent and pinpoint risk before it grows into a problem? David Creelman joins us to give his take on this exciting new technology, GENERATIVE AI for HR. Topics discussed: 1. Conversational AI and HR 2. GPT3 and Generative AI 3. Reimagining Work and Work Culture with AI Links mentioned in this episode: * http://bluecap.ai [http://bluecap.ai] * http://uclab.ai [http://uclab.ai]

Dr. Ghods on the journey of entrepreneurship in the age of AI

We had the pleasure of chatting with Dr. Pouria Ghods, Ph.D., P.Eng., published scientific mind and one of the co-founders of Giatec Scientific Inc. We discussed the company's origins, a familiar story of graduates finding their direction in the world, and how the company pioneered a technology whose only competitor is hundreds of years of tradition. We talked about embracing AI and technology and Giatec's future endeavours. We also got sage-like advice for new entrepreneurs on the most crucial factor in product success: finding your market fit. Great advice from a great leader! Links mentioned in this episode: * https://www.uclab.ai [https://www.uclab.ai] * https://www.giatecscientific.com/ [https://www.giatecscientific.com/]

Unlock Knowledge at Scale - The AI Augmented Analysts

In this podcast, our special guests and industry leaders Avinash Kaushik [https://www.kaushik.net/avinash/about/] and Lubabah Bakht [https://www.linkedin.com/in/webanalyticsninja/] discussed Google Analytics 4 and how its new features allow users to explore data and ask questions to uncover trends. They emphasized that data alone is not enough and that good analysts are still necessary to interpret the data. They also noted that frameworks are important to ensure proper data analysis, and that with AI, analysts can become more efficient and recession-proof. Machines can analyze data at a much larger scale than humans, and can uncover insights from known knowns, known unknowns, and even unknown unknowns. Hosts: Justin Hacker [https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-hacker-6a271741/] and Fuad Miah [https://www.linkedin.com/in/googleanalyticsninja/] Take our 2-minute assessment to see where you’re at on the data intelligence journey. https://www.uclab.ai/uc-reinvent-business-capabilities [https://www.uclab.ai/uc-reinvent-business-capabilities] Links mentioned in this episode: * https://bluecap.ai [https://bluecap.ai] * https://uclab.ai [https://uclab.ai]

Quantifying Corporate Culture with AI

Previously Recorded: May 02, 2022 We've switched formats a little with Lab To Market; every episode is now done live for LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook and will end up as an episode of the podcast later. This week Fuad and I have a chat about measuring corporate culture and the importance of coaching team members to be their best selves and, of course, doing it all with Artificial Intelligence. Links mentioned in this episode: * http://www.bluecap.ai [http://www.bluecap.ai]

Entrepreneurship In The Digital Age

This week, Justin Hacker, Debra Workman and Fuad Miah cover Entrepreneurship In The Digital Age with special guest Eli Fathi. Eli is a serial entrepreneur launching several successful innovative technologies corporations within North America that served a global customer base. He has achieved this by defining ambitious goals and empowering teams to take on the challenges and accomplish them. Eli has founded or co-founded companies that currently employ over 400 people and generated $500 Million plus in annual salaries and other benefits to the economy since their inception. Topics discussed: 1. We’re at the start of our journey, and we’re in the weeds, so we’re living it, but we want to know more about your journey through the tech world as an entrepreneur. 2. No one likes to talk about it, but money is significant for anyone, startups especially - what are some things to keep in mind when you’re trying to attract investors to take a chance on you? 3. What are some of the critical factors for making it in this industry? 4. With the advent of new technologies throughout your time in the industry, have you found it easy to adapt? Have some made it more difficult? Have others made it easier? 5. Where do you see AI taking business or even the world over the next 10 - 20 years? Links mentioned in this episode: * https://www.mytakeonbusiness.com [https://www.mytakeonbusiness.com] * https://www.bluecap.ai [https://www.bluecap.ai] * https://www.uclab.ai [https://www.uclab.ai]