Host James Caton speaks with leaders from TCS and Proximus to explore how they are leveraging GitHub Copilot to transform IT service delivery in the telco sector. By integrating Microsoft generative AI solutions, these companies are achieving remarkable results that align with industry standards.

This episode covers:

• How Microsoft AI solutions like GitHub Copilot are enabling efficiency in IT delivery and delivering faster business outcomes
• Key changes in the telco industry and the importance of AI skilling for developers
• How Microsoft generative AI is setting new standards for efficiency and performance
• The importance of effective change management to ensure successful implementation

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• About Microsoft AI
• About TCS
• About Proximus

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• James Caton
• Muralidharan Murugesan
• Bernard Raquet

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Host James Caton, and Deepak Khosla at LTIMindtree, discuss how the UN High Commission for Refugees uses Azure OpenAI to accelerate on-the-ground crisis response around the world, bringing hope and relief to the most vulnerable in their greatest time of need. 
 
This episode covers: 

• How implementing Azure AI in humanitarian organizations can have a significant impact on response times and efficiency. 
• High-quality data is crucial for the success of AI projects. 
• An agile approach allows for experimentation and scalability. 
• Effective search capabilities and prompt engineering are key to obtaining accurate and relevant information. 
• Change management and continuous monitoring are essential for successful implementation and user adoption. 

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• About Microsoft AI 
• About LTIMindtree 

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• James Caton  
• Deepak Khosla 

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Join James Caton in an insightful conversation with Swapnil Belhe, the Head of Generative AI Center of Excellence at Wipro, as they delve into the transformative influence of generative AI on the airport experience. 

• Achieving up to 40% gains w/ Azure OpenAI Service. 
• Improving the customer experience, and airport revenues. 
• Tips for data management, reducing AI hallucinations. 
• The importance of secure, responsible AI design. 

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- About Microsoft AI
- About Wipro 

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- Swapnil Belhe   

James chats with Mario López Baratas, VP & Chief Innovation Officer at Bravent about the power of Azure OpenAI Service to transform industry.  

Tune in to learn:

• How Azure OpenAI Service is enabled for an on-premises environment, with confidential customer data.
• The impact of generative AI in a multi-lingual environment. 
• How Bravent accelerated data insights for plant-floor technical and non-technical users alike.

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• About Microsoft AI 
• Contact Bravent

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James Caton chats with Anya FitzGibbon - Head of Data Governance and Delivery at Endeavour Energy. Together, they discuss the ideation, adoption, and company-wide embrace of their Azure OpenAI Service solution. 

Listen now to learn: 

• How TCS helped Endeavour Energy build an internal solution leveraging their own data with Azure OpenAI Service. 
• The value of a persona-based approach when deploying Azure OpenAI Service.
• How Endeavour Energy is adapting their internal culture to embrace generative AI.  

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- TCS and Microsoft Cloud
- Partner Innovation Experience    

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- James Caton: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmcaton/
- Anya FitzGibbon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anyafitzgibbon/
- Girish Phadke: https://www.linkedin.com/in/girish-phadke-ab25034/

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Dave Bartlett, CTO of SpokeSafety, talks to us about how the miniaturization and repackaging of Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) allows SpokeSafety to make vehicles and other mobility devices such has bikes, scooter, skateboards, and one-wheels visible to each other, increasing road safety for everyone, even the most vulnerable. To understand the SpokeSafety and Audi partnership, please go to https://www.spokesafety.com/news.  

Dave also talks about how innovation has evolved, from his time as CTO at IBM, GE, and Panasonic.   

I encourage you to connect with Dave on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidbbartlett/ and on Twitter at https://twitter.com/davbart. 

Catch the video of this episode at https://youtu.be/q51RQaKL-oI.   

You can leave questions or comments on the podcast at JamesCo.cc or connect with me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmcaton/

Dr. Brian Green joins us from Santa Clara University, a private Jesuit (Catholic) University in California.  Dr. Green is the Director for Technology Ethics at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, the largest center for applied ethics in the US.  He works closely with many Silicon Valley and Fortune 500 companies to help them think thru the ethical implications of technology advancements.  He is a co-chair of the Responsible Use of Technology group at the World Economic Forum and is a member of the Safety-Critical AI expert group at the Partnership on Artificial Intelligence to Benefit People and Society. He also helps to convene several academic discussion groups on AI and human nature involving the Vatican’s Pontifical Council for Culture.

This is a follow-on discussion to Episode 6 (Kosher Autonomous Cars), where we discussed how a Jewish ethical framework would approach some of the life-or-death decisions that artificial intelligence  agents are now making on a daily basis. 

I encourage you to connect with Dr Green at https://www.scu.edu/ethics/about-the-center/people/brian-green/ or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-green-896a3b39/.

To see the interview on Youtube, go to https://youtu.be/Z7YX9vy-mX4.  

To leave questions or comments, or to ask about being a guest, reach me on my contact page at https://www.jamesco.cc.

Hear the story how the GPU evolved from a lowly graphics chip into the go-to chip for robust AI and ML workloads. Dr. Mark Moyou, Sr Data Scientist at NVIDIA  explains the history of the GPU, why it is different from the more common CPU, and how to decide when to use the GPU in an AI or IOT project. 

Mark also walks us through his personal path from the Caribbean to a PhD in the US:  how his Chemical Engineering degree helps him think differently about his data science work, how graduate school is like the supreme court, and how hustling is key to success (even when you have a "Dr." in front of your name).  

Mark is also host of the Caribbean Data Science Podcast! I encourage you to catch it @  https://www.buzzsprout.com/1824487

You can connect with Mark on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/markmoyou/

To leave questions or comments, or to ask about being a guest, reach me on my contact page at https://www.jamesco.cc.