RADIO AI Ep. 4.4 CHAT-GPT - What's inside? With Special guest, Prof. Katherine Elkins

RadioAI Ep.4.7 - AI and Data Collection Part 2 (Includes Review of Part 1 Data Collection Ep. 4.2)

How is AI using our data?  If you don't know, its time to find out.  In this episode of RADIO AI we continue from Part 1 on Data Privacy  and Data Collection (episode 4.2). Part 1 covered how, when and where  your data is collected in 10 key areas related to AI systems.  In this episode we take the next step and find out  how AI systems are designed to process that data. By knowing this you will elevate your knowledge of AI and be better informed to protect your data, voice an opinion, and have discussions with family and loved ones, even with a senator.  You will also discover some resources that you can turn to to learn more on legislation and self protection.

Radio AI 4.6. Human-like Robotics and Chat-GPT with Thomas Telving Author of Killing Sophia

The world is changing rapidly as human interaction with humanoid robots, softbots, and digital humans become widespread. We invite you to listen to another episode of RADIO AI when Thomas Telving, a philosopher from Denmark opens up about how he felt interacting with a humanoid robot in Japan that was very similar to the Saudi citizen robot, Sophia. While each culture may have a unique approach to robots (and virtual bots)  now that both humanoids robots and humanlike technology in general are improved by conversational software like ChatGPT, Thomas says there are some serious issues we must face together. Mr. Telving has connected the dots between the ideas of philosophy, brain science and human behavior to reveal that there are important  consequences  in treating any artifact resembling real life with respect.   This is a crucial connection, he believes, because otherwise it may diminish our ability to treat real life with respect.    He thinks that with the introduction of human like robots into our world, understanding our relationship with them is the most essential topic of our time…and that denying our moral considerations towards them will not be easy.  He believes this will impact all of us so we should all become part of the conversation.   His theory is if we cannot wrestle with these, if we cannot come to some view on the right way to relate to them, then we will end up granting rights to robots.

RADIO AI Ep. 4.5 Chat-GPT - Create your account and Find out how businesses are using it with CURT HALL, emerging technology analyst

OpenAI and CHAT-GPT have the world stage right now because it is the first time AI has been accessible to the public.   In this episode of Radio AI (4.5) you will find out how you can make an account and learn about some of the things you can do with it.  Special RADIO AI guest, Curt Hall, is an emerging technology analyst who writes for Cutter Consortium and is a member of Arthur D. Little's AMP consulting network.  He has watched how businesses adapt and use advanced technologies, including AI, Machine Learning and Robotics, for over twenty years.   In this episode, Mr. Hall explores how companies are beginning to use CHAT-GPT and other tools to extend their brand and design products.  Learn what you can do today and what to watch out for.     This is the third in a series of RADIO AI podcasts on CHAT-GPT and Generative AI.  For more podcasts on this topic check out Episodes 4.3 and 4.4.

RADIO AI Ep. 4.4 CHAT-GPT - What's inside? With Special guest, Prof. Katherine Elkins

CHAT and the GPT large language model (LLM)  is changing our world.  Some say this AI moment is as important as the invention of the printing press.   Join us for another RADIO AI podcast (Episode 4,  Season 4),  when we find out more about CHAT with  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Natural Language pioneer, Professor Katherine Elkins. .  Prof. Elkins has worked on the LLMs (Large Language Models), the "brain" of GPT and lots of other similar systems besides GPT.   Prof. Elkins talks with us about  How was it built?  How  it "thinks"?  and even,  Does it understand the emotion of what it "reads"?       She explains how every story we tell has an "emotional shape," a topic she's written about in her new book, "The Shapes of Stories," by Cambridge University Press.

RADIO AI Ep. 4.3 CHAT-GPT: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

CHAT-GPT is taking the world by storm, with the most users signing up for any app ever: 1 million users in its first 5 days. Since its release, this AI app has created a business plan, generated an AI course curricula and even, generated code.   In this Radio AI Podcast 4.3, you will find out some of the essentials to keep up with the world changing AI breakthrough involving OPEN AI's CHAT-GPT.  You will learn what a language model is, what a GPU is, and how CHAT-GPT was created.  You'll also hear from MIT AI language expert, Henry Lieberman, who fills us in on not just CHAT-GPT, but a variety of models.  As he explains it, what AI really needs to do at this point, is "make more charming mistakes."  And he is right!   Join us for this fascinating and essential podcast on an amazing AI turn of events.